Sentence examples for announcement frequency from inspiring English sources

This paper is not only the first study to conduct a causal evaluation of a recent non-wage subsidy policy in Turkey, but also proposes the importance of announcement frequency in the effectiveness of the policy for the agenda of Turkish policy makers, which could be relevant also for future policy designs in the Turkish labor market.

After the president's announcement, the frequency of strikes is likely to markedly reduce.

The announcement propagation frequency of PSR is much lower than that of WSR, so in the first 500 s WSR disseminates more state information than PSR.

Although the frequency of announcement propagation is lower than WSR, the longer TE of predictive state information in PSR offers better performance.

Although the frequency of announcement propagation in PSR is lower than WSR, the longer TE of predictive state information in PSR offers more available state information among the network, and PSR sends announcements in four orthogonal directions which enable the data packets find an intermediate forwarder having the destination node's updated information faster.

They will also be watching for announcements on the future frequency of the bank's three- and six-month fixed-rate lending, and whether it chooses to cut the purchases of covered bonds, which are backed by payments received on assets like mortgages.

The authority said Friday that it had revamped its announcement system to increase the frequency of the messages.

Suppose the average travel time per road is 65 s and the roads having patterns account for 40% with prediction accuracy 70%, the frequency of propagating announcement is computed as.

At PBS's recent annual gathering in Orlando, FL, the push was on for more dollars with the announcement that the number and frequency of promotions for corporate sponsors would increase during a few noted programs as an experiment starting this fall.

Endorsements, analysts say, do not make much difference to voters, but the frequency of the announcements points to the peculiar dynamic in this race.

The appearance of the term "ancillary studies" in NIH grant announcement titles [ 2- 9] and the frequency of this term in PubMed searches [ 10] (910 hits, as of December 2012) confirmed that it is in common use.