BOUNDS Sample Clauses

BOUNDS a. The following places are out of bounds to learners (unless instructed or accompanied by a staff member) The staff room All staff toilets The entrance to the staff car park and the car park itself The general service assistants’ quarters The main entrance to the school The swimming area
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BOUNDS. Lower and upper bounds of element containment at the end of the processes were adjusted in compatible with the compositions of the representative products: martensitic stainless steel and low carbon steel. Bounds for the elements within the products were created by the following method. Firstly we have divided the elements into 2 groups as “iron” and “the other elements”. According to the element containment ranges of the representative products, we have assigned the highest percentages for “the other elements” that product may contain. Hence, we have determined the upper bounds of “the other elements” for the second stage. Since the total amount of the element percentages has to be 100% we have subtracted the total percentage amount of “the other elements” from 100 and found the lowest percentage of Iron, namely lower bound of Iron. We have applied the same idea while determining the lower bounds of “the other elements” and the highest percentage of Iron. For example; martensitic stainless steel contains chromium (10.5-18%), molybdenum (0.2- 1%), nickel (0-2%), and carbon (about 0.1-1%). We have determined the upper bounds of the second stage by assigning the maximum percentages for “the other elements”: Cr-18%, Ni- 2%, Mo-1% and C-1% in case all these elements will have highest amounts. Then we have summarized these numbers and subtracted the total from 100%. Hence we have found the lower percentage of Iron which is 78%. Afterwards we have determined the lower bounds of “the other elements” by assigning the minimum percentages and calculated upper bound of the Iron by subtracting the total of the minimum percentages from 100%. We have applied this method for both representative products. Determination of the first stage bounds can be explained by the following example. Martensitic stainless steel contains Carbon (C) element. Thus we have checked the C amount within each raw material. DRI contains 4% of C while Scrap_C and Scrap_S do 1% and 3% respectively. We have assigned 4% as upper bound of C at the first stage in case of that DRI might be the only raw material to be used at the first stage in the optimal solution. Thus, as DRI contains 4% of C and if we would assign a lower number then this number, our model would become infeasible in this situation. Lower bound of the element can be assigned as 0. We have applied this method for each element except Iron and determined the upper bounds of “the other elements”. Lower bound of Iron has been found by su...
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BOUNDS. No boarders may leave the property, other than to go to school by signing out, without special permission. All boarders must be out of the school grounds by 5pm. No afternoon shopping allowed, except on Mondays. Boarders staying in on week- ends may go to town, in pairs, with permission from the adult on duty.
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