Sentence examples for Growth multiplier from inspiring English sources

Particularly the growth multiplier plays an important role in modelling relative growth rates.

coined the name growth coefficient, whereas Wenk (1972) suggested the name growth multiplier, M k (equation 4).

The ratio Q defines the loss and must not exceed the volume growth multiplier, as negative values are not defined.

The methodology described in this paper also allows "backcasting" by simply dividing plant growth characteristics by the growth multiplier instead of multiplying (Murphy and Pommerening 2010).

Note that p V,k < l V,kk at all times to fulfil the aforementioned requirement that Q must not exceed the volume growth multiplier.

Kangas (1968, p. 69) independently suggested the function listed in Table 1 next to his name for modelling the growth multiplier of equation (4) and referred to it as the growth coefficient function.

Triggered by goals defined by the national development document "Vision 2023", and supported by the intensified construction industry, rapid urban growth multiplies a number of challenges and discrepancies between the official vision of progress and professional estimations of its possible outcomes.

So if in Q1 we had $200,000 in subscription revenue, and in Q2 we have $400,000, and we spent $300,000 in sales and marketing in Q1, we would have $400,000-$400,000-$200,000s $200,000 net growth, multiplying by 4, we have $800,000, and dividing by our expenses, we have a ratio of 2.66.

Achieving these results required the use of a diameter-growth multiplier, suggesting some underlying constraints on tree growth such as the temperature response function.

Further exploration and improvement of ZELIG is warranted in three key areas: (1) modeling rapid rates of conifer tree growth without the need for a diameter-growth multiplier; (2) understanding and remedying rates of tree mortality that were higher than those observed in the independent data; and (3) improving the tree regeneration module to account for competition with understory vegetation.

The growth reduction multiplier reflects the spatial proximity of each species to fertile soils.