Sentence examples for total associated from inspiring English sources
Condition monitoring of mechanical systems is an important topic for industry since it improves machine maintenance and reduce the total associated operational cost.
(20 year model d 1.28 × 108 134.2 aThe total associated gas input is 2.38 × 104 m3/day that has 19.23 g/MJ of hydrocarbons in the associated gas with an energy content of 40.56 MJ/m3.
Truth is, this Saturday actually starts with the races that have a point total associated with them.
The 11.94 inches/303.3 mm that fell at Miller became the wettest Missouri rainfall total associated with a tropical cyclone, or its remains, since at least 1972.
Just east of where it moved ashore, the storm dropped 14.6 inches (371 mm) of rainfall in Wrightsville Beach; this was the highest rainfall total associated with Ernesto in the United States.
The precursor disturbance to Charley brought rainfall to much of Florida, including a total of 8.61 inches (219 millimetres) in Steinhatchee; that rainfall maxima was the greatest total associated with Charley within the United States.
Partial scores (sub-totals) associated to each factor were computed for each subject and their distribution was examined as a function of the MMSE total score.
And that's saying if you look at an associate [Wal-Mart's term for its employees], a total associate, and you say, if they are healthy they'll do a better job at work, they'll be more productive, they'll be happier, nicer to our customers, we will have less absenteeism, our turnover will be better.
The school was third in the state in percentage (55%) of transfer degrees awarded out of total associate degrees, was No. 33 in total transfer degrees earned (467), No. 45 in growth (72) of transfer degrees from the previous year, and No. 57 in ratio of full-time students to transfer degrees awarded (1.56 per 50).
Choosing opt=ltc1 ensures that COUNT_RATE is counts per total time associated with the bin, rather than total time associated with the observation.
A total of 3,955 people lost their lives in Sierra Leone, more than a third of the total deaths associated with the 2014-15 west African Ebola outbreak.
