Sentence examples for and compensation in a from inspiring English sources

Next, we extended coherent filtering and compensation in a large area.

Firstly, we combine motion estimation and compensation in a single energy formulation and such formulation improves the quality of interpolated frame with less computation since we do not compute forward and backward optical flow.

In conjunction with ecological service, in this study a definition for water eco-service is proposed, as well as a novel model designed for water eco-service assessment and compensation in a coal mining region based on the complex ecosystem theory.

The Spectator had to pay £5,625 in fines and compensation in June last year after a Liddle comment piece breached reporting restrictions during the trial of Stephen Lawrence's killers.

Due to its prominence and influence, along with its ability to participate in funding any solution to the refugees, both sides look at the U.S. as the ultimate arbiter who can contribute appreciably to a solution for the refugees, and will continue to play a pivotal role in their resettlement and compensation in the context of a comprehensive peace.

"Benefits and compensation in capitalism are like any other commodity.

The aim of this study was to determine whether patient characteristics, prosthesis type, and hospital volume affect filing a claim and receiving compensation in a no-fault (also called no-blame) insurance scheme following total primary hip arthroplasty (THA) or total primary knee arthroplasty (TKA).

If the abundance of MLE and MSL-2 is indicative of the level of DCC binding and dosage compensation in a tissue (Dahlsveen et al. 2006), then one would expect the brain to be enriched with genes that overshoot the expected 2-fold upregulation.

C1 Bank Fraud Case Settled Federal prosecutors said the Bank of New York agreed to pay $38 million in penalties and victim compensation in a deal stemming from a six-year investigation of fraud and money laundering.

In its plan to Congress, G.M. said it would significantly reduce jobs, factories, brands and executive compensation in a broad effort to become more competitive with American plants operated by Toyota, Honda and other foreign auto companies.

In a recent paper, Calo-Blanco (2014) proposes a way of combining forgiveness and fair compensation in a model in which individuals differ in both their health care needs and their preferences over health and consumption.