Sentence examples for case scheme from inspiring English sources
In that case, "scheme liability" as it is known, might seriously reduce the competitiveness of American business.
On the other hand, cases like the Tyson Foods bribery case scheme didn't yield any criminal charges.
In another case, scheme operators set up an online escrow service that was supposed to prevent fraud by holding auction payments until winning bidders could receive and inspect merchandise they had won, the F.T.C. said.
Taking interference management of heterogeneous mobile network as the example use case, scheme design and preliminary system evaluations are given to show the benefit of SDRAN architecture.
We first calculated all the feasible pathways for the formation of acetic acid and CO (the reaction scheme is shown in Scheme 1), with the minimum energy pathways being reported in each case (Scheme 2).
Findings are based on a questionnaire-based survey of 348 doctoral students supported by the UK Research Councils Engineering DoctorateEngDngD) and Co-operative Awards in Science & Engineering (CASE) schemes.
Financial costs include the providers' lost of income because of lower reimbursement than that achievable without nonattendance, due to the use of fee-for-service or per case schemes, where a no-show appointment is not reimbursed by a third party payer.
The variation of MUEs' outage probability with the increase of parameter ε m is illustrated, which is compared with worst-case scheme and non-robust scheme when fixing I m t = 10 N 0. The worst-case scheme is assumed to totally capture the uncertainty of channel gain where the outage probability is 0. The outage probability decreases steeply from 18% to 1.8% as Ω m increases from 0 to 0.5.
For these cases, schemes have been devised that will allow breeders to capture the benefit of heterosis by producing semihybrids between diverse populations (Brummer 1999).
For the system case, WENO schemes are based on local characteristic decompositions and flux splitting to avoid spurious oscillation.
The Department of Work and Pensions has said that in Reilly's case, the scheme was voluntary and the sanctions applied only if she pulled out after the first week.
