Sentence examples for a system of rate from inspiring English sources

The carrier dynamics in the QD system under excitation with a weak electromagnetic field can be treated with a system of rate equations.

Consider N reactant species, with concentrations X1, X2,…, X N, that evolve according to a system of rate equations established by the generalized mass action law.

The state has a system of rating public schools on factors like dropout rates and test scores, and last summer a quarter of the charter schools got the bottom-of-the-barrel rating.

Murage taxes in Canterbury gave way to the introduction of support through a system of rates, with each ward being tasked to raise money through local taxes on its citizens.

GRADE is a system of rating confidence in estimates of effect (quality of evidence) that is extensively used and widely endorsed, including by the Cochrane Collaboration [ 9, 10].

The special select committee on Members' Expenses under Conservative Adam Afriyie has laboured and brought forward proposals for a system of flat rate allowances to replace the more elaborate system operated by the hated (by MPs, anyway) expenses watchdog IPSA.

Exploiting the structure commonly found in gene circuit models, this framework decomposes a system of coupled rate equations into individual ones and efficiently integrates them separately to reconstruct the mean time evolution of the gene products.

During the last decade, Congress sensibly replaced a system of variable-rate loans with fixed rates that allowed families to know what their loans would cost.

As the financial conditions of individual countries improve, we should create a system of loan rates that moves toward the private-market interest rate.

The delegates at Bretton Woods envisaged a modestly capitalized international bank that would manage a system of exchange rates in a world where currencies were easily convertible but capital flows were kept under control.

The plan calls for deep cuts in the existing federal taxes on individual and corporate income, both of which would be reduced to a flat 9 percent from a system of tiered rates that run above 30 percent for the highest earners.