Sentence examples for because offset from inspiring English sources

Because offset begins by photographing the money, the negative is the key.

This occurs because offsetting a low yield crop like soybean through co-product feeding reduces land usage more than a high yield crop like corn.

For Bakker, that and the Miele Dishwasher, which cost AUD $12,000 $11,0911) and reuses water, were worthwhile purchases not just because they are green, but also because they offset the dehydration machine's electricity usage.

This current is not because of a shift in the electrode junction potential because pipette offset before and after the recordings remained unchanged.

Retailers like allowances because they offset a cumbersome system for returning flawed merchandise or sharing advertising costs.

They were quick to embrace the new business model because it offset some of the losses from their shrinking split points.

However, an implementation of this operator is not trivial primarily because the offset surface, in general, does not have the same representation as the original surface.

The total dollar amount of sequester cuts relative to a pre-sequester baseline was smaller in 2013 than in 2014, because we offset a bunch of it as part of the fiscal cliff deal.

A constant shift does not give equal number of storms (Fig. 3b) because the offset varies with short and long time scales and level of Dst.

Sampling also imposes a limit on the resolution with which statistical parameters can be estimated in the time domain because the offset variables cannot be smaller than the sampling interval.

The arrival time of sound energy from all the subwoofers is near-simultaneous from the audience's perspective, but is canceled out to a large degree behind the subwoofers because of offset sound wave arrival times.