Sentence examples for change in calculations from inspiring English sources
Another factor pointing to an early referendum, according to government sources, is a change in calculations in Brussels and in some key EU capitals after the prime minister's surprise election win.
But, says Marisa Long, the communications director at the US Green Building Council, "if the calculations for the LEED certification included a component like fuel cells, and damage to that component forces a change in calculations, the number of points earned to achieve LEED will be based on the new calculations".
Larry Wilson, the principal of Bread and Roses Integrated Arts High School in Manhattan, said the change in calculations meant that his high school dropped to a C this year, down from a B last year, even though the school's overall score improved.
Part of the reason for the change in calculations has to do with a co-ordinated effort among the world's biggest economies to standardise the way their economic output is calculated.
CPI (Consumer Price Index) was not selected as a proxy due to a change in calculations by Hellenic Statistical Authority in 1995, when a General Harmonized Consumer Price Index was introduced.
In a statement, Special Touch insisted that it was being denied due process, saying it had not been properly told of a change in calculation methods.
Other changes in calculations brought the OMB's estimate of potential benefits down to $2 billion.
Geometrical calculations are based on volume and change-in-volume calculations.
One key discovery in the current study is that TRNS-induced changes in calculation performance are maintained for at least 6 months after training.
However, in the case of Isodyn the removal or addition of reactions in the basic kinetic model must be followed by the respective changes in calculation of the isotopomer distribution.
All three pending bills agree on the change in pension calculations, but the House bills offer little or none of the additional relief that the Senate contemplates.
