Sentence examples for a certain path of from inspiring English sources
A time inconsistency problem arises: since the price of past debt cannot be affected by current fiscal policy and governments cannot credibly commit to a certain path of tax rates, debtor countries choose suboptimally low fiscal adjustments.
The sound pattern is derived by considering the probability that a phonon, leaving some source, will radiate to a particular wall, undergo a certain path of successive reflections, and be radiated to a detection point.
T. Sato ([1983]) also investigated how the MDP Procedure works when players with individual expectation functions nonmyopically play a sequential game, by letting them forecast what allocation would be proposed over the period when they take a certain path of strategies.
It came out at a great time in my life when I was seeking a certain path of bettering myself.
"Just as Walter White veers down a certain path of destruction, Jesse Pinkman, former dropout junkie, becomes the moral center of the show," Atwood writes.
Ants, while foraging for food or exploring new terrain, use pheromones to indicate the quality of a certain path on their return.
But they said Democrats would resist any amendments that significantly undermine the core of the bill — a certain path to citizenship for those already in the country.
The Nielsen decomposition of a coincidence set is induced by the decomposition of a certain path space into path components.
But when one is convinced of a certain path, sometimes you must take pioneering decisions and have the political courage to navigate in the minority, with all the costs that this implies.
The total path loss of a certain path can thus be calculated as follows: PL = P L 0 + 10 n log d d 0 ⏟ distance loss + ∑ i L W i ⏟ cumulated wall loss + ∑ j L B,j ⏟ interaction loss, (1).
A possible solution to avoid fragmentation is to determine the MTU of a certain path, in a dynamic way by sending multiple packets with different sizes with the IP header "don't fragment" flag active.
