Sentence examples for because of gain from inspiring English sources

For a system with constrained inputs, the actual controllers might exceed their limits because of gain perturbations.

I/ Qmismatches occur because of gain and phase imbalances between quadrature mixers and capacitor mismatches in analog-to-digital converters (ADC).

But we do may expect that our previous analysis for lossless particles still applies for NRI spherical scatterers with very low losses (either due to the dispersive nature of these metamaterials or because of gain) at the operating frequency of the laser beam.

But Green Tree's profits were a mirage, made possible because of gain-on-sale accounting.

[Page C2.] Intel Reports Strong Sales Growth Intel posted record second-quarter earnings, largely because of gains on investments.

The company surpassed analysts' expectations of 79 cents a share largely because of gains in fixed-income trading, analysts said.

The Intel Corporation, the world's largest semiconductor manufacturer, reported record second-quarter earnings yesterday, largely because of gains on investments.

The New York State comptroller's office, however, just estimated that bonuses would reach a record $13.3 billion because of gains earlier in the year.

Barclays said in March that it had a "strong start" to the year after reporting a 49percentt increase in profit for the second half of 2008 because of gains from Lehman.

Sales rose 9.2 percent, to 10.4 billion euros ($15.0 billion), in large part because of gains in Latin America and China, where Nokia's sales rose 29 percent and 30 percent respectively.

Construction added 5,000 jobs, though mostly because of gains in heavy and civil engineering, probably helped by the remaining federal stimulus dollars devoted to infrastructure projects like highways.