Sentence examples for compensate entry from inspiring English sources
profit is at least enough to compensate entry barrier costs in innovation and alternative sources of gains (rents).
If firm 2's payoff is not high enough to compensate for the entry costs, it will not enter the market.
The effect of journal and bearing surface roughness on the performance of a capillary compensated hole-entry hybrid journal bearing system has been theoretically studied.
The bearing performance characteristics have been computed for both symmetric and asymmetric capillary compensated hole-entry journal bearing configurations for the various values of surface roughness parameter, surface pattern parameter and restrictor design parameter (C̄S2).
Mr. Thompson's fame as an actor — and the popularity of the character he has played since he left the Senate in 2002 — could compensate for his late entry into the money-raising race.
I'd imagined that the larger-than-usual number of Playfair entries would compensate for the fact that there were no same-row or same-column pairings – clearly a wrong assumption.
But it was disturbing, he said, how often agreements not to compete have been used to compensate generic firms for delaying entry to the market.
The latter leads to calcium homeostasis breakdown and the induction of constitutive calcium entry mechanism to compensate for Ca2+ leakage into the extracellular space.
While these issues all impact a participant's ability to complete diary entries, and may influence their desire for continued study participation, we were able to minimize the impact of these issues by not only providing them prompt resources to address the concern, but also compensating them for entries missed due to connectivity.
The advantages that our approach offer over previously proposed web mining techniques can be summarized by the following: In previous web mining techniques, path completion was used as a way to compensate the lack of some log entries (missing is due to the fact that proxy servers may find the data in their cache, thus preventing webservers from recording the visit entries).
For example, if we change one entry in the matrix by altering distance from one village to the next, then we must also change other entries in the matrix to compensate.
