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Word History and Origins
Origin of exceedance1
Example Sentences
The Met Office say, whilst this would not breach the agreement, it would likely be a temporary exceedance and a "milestone in climate history".
Urban areas, already rich in nitrogen oxide from cars and industry running on fossil fuels, can jump way past their air-quality exceedance when wildfire emissions blow into town on a hot summer day.
The highest exceedance of total suspended solids — a measure of floating particles — reached upward of 1,000 percent over the limit, Wirtis said.
"This amount of rain in a 72-hour period is very rare for this region, with an annual exceedance probability of only 2 percent."
Morgan told Reuters that the exceedance the groups saw in the companies’ discharge reports “shocked” him.
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