The phrase "above penalties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to penalties that have been mentioned earlier in a text or discussion.
Example: "The consequences for violating the policy include the above penalties, which will be enforced strictly."
Alternatives: "previous penalties" or "stated penalties".
The match was settled in the dying seconds when Tim Stimpson's (above) penalty kick bounced off post, then bar and through the uprights for a 13-12 victory.
That distances between new and previously found areas are large enough to meet the requirements of the above defined penalty function, that is, (4 ).
To account for long deletions or insertions one could use an affine gap score, but in this paper just the simple gap penalties above are used.
For applications of the above general discounted penalty functions, we refer the interested readers to Cheung [8].
end{aligned} In the above formulation, the penalty parameter (sigma_{e}^{0}>0), the choice of the power (beta_{0}>0) will be discussed later, and the parameter ε may take the value −1, 0, or 1.
Besides, all the above kinds of penalty functions (see [2 4, 7, 16] for summary) may be unbounded below even when the constrained problem is bounded, which may make it difficult to locate a minimizer.
At about b2 = 0.25 the average growth potential of the initial (random) replicator community turns to negative, so that at length penalty above 0.25 the average initial system starts to decrease.
To proposed truncating lasso penalty addresses the above shortcomings of the regular lasso penalty, while preventing the loss of information which occurs if the group lasso penalty is used.
For years we believed that the key to cleaning up sports was harsh penalties from above, from governing bodies.
However, approximately 28.3% of the examined networks with the topology in Figure 1B have compensation penalties above 0.10, with 23% above 0.15, necessitating a more detailed examination of those networks.
