Sentence examples for a larger weighting from inspiring English sources

Stocks with larger market capitalizations have a larger weighting in the index than stocks with smaller market caps.

If you are planning to use pensions drawdown (meaning your money will be invested for a longer period) you can afford to take more investment risk and so maintain a larger weighting in equities for longer.

An increase in the price of energy can cause a steeper jump in inflation in emerging markets, because in many it has a larger weighting in their consumers' baskets: 15.2% in Indonesia, 14.2% in India and 13.8% in Malaysia, compared with about 9% in America's.

Note that, by definition, AC_VI has a larger weighting factor, a steeper idleSlope and a smoother sendSlope than AAC_VI in order to get a larger chance of transmission.

DDBSE can provide a smaller weighting factor in the speech frame to adapt to the change of speech and adopt a larger weighting factor for noise suppression in the non-speech frame.

As a result, the queue with a smaller head-of-line packet size (S), a larger accumulated credit value (C) and a larger weighting factor will form a smaller metric (S − C /ω and thus have a better chance to win the transmission.

"No question, there's a larger weight in Chicago," Lee said after the Cubs were swept from the playoffs for the second year in a row.

Females, he says, experience larger weight loss when they start smoking and a larger weight gain if they quit.

The samples with a larger weight should be selected with a higher probability.

More resources are allocated to the service with a larger weight.

Consequently, a sensor with a larger weight implies that the sensor should have a higher priority to be recharged.