Sentence examples for Generous buffer from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia, in particular, has maintained a generous buffer that it has used to prevent the market from overheating during unexpected supply interruptions.

In our analysis, we used Lmin = 20 kb and Lmax = 60 kb to provide a generous buffer for intersecting breakpoint regions.

In such cases we argue that the different wetlands offer complimentary resources and that managing wetlands as isolated units, even with generous terrestrial buffer zones, would not likely conserve core habitats needed to maintain local abundance or persistence of populations over the long term.

One child gets a happy home – carefully chosen in a decent catchment area – filled with books, musical instruments and bank statements detailing the Child ISA and Young Savers accounts opened by generous grandparents to buffer their beloved offspring's even beloveder offspring from the harsh realities of life they sometimes read about in the paper.

In the other countries, more generous social safety nets buffer families from the health consequences of poverty, the report said.

One observation that may explain this inconsistency could be related to particularities of the German case: even though East Germany underwent a rapid increase in unemployment rates in 1991 and continued to experience high unemployment rates in the years that followed, many of the adverse consequences were buffered by a generous welfare state.

But its buffer zone is a generous £250.

Meanwhile, restaurants like Brunelli, on the Upper East Side, which have neither the buffer of name recognition nor generous investors, are struggling to keep their doors open.

These observations are attributed to the fact that generous yielding is not incurred when the buffer threshold is too small, but it is incurred with step-by-step RTS power control when the buffer threshold is sufficiently large.

The strategy seems to work best in down markets, perhaps because generous dividend yields act as a price buffer when stocks are in a sharp decline.

Since this particular yielding process involves with sacrificing the high-priority link when its capacity is not immediately required, e.g., in terms of its buffer status, it is referred to as generous yielding.