Sentence examples for compensation providing from inspiring English sources

The EU261 passengers' rights compensation – providing €250 for a cancellation – does not apply if you are told two weeks ahead or more.

Modeling the input delay as a transport Partial Differential Equation, we prove asymptotic stabilization of the system state, that is, robust delay compensation, providing that the average L2-norm of the delay time-derivative over some time-window is sufficiently small and that the average time between two discontinuities (average dwell time) is sufficiently large.

Ben Barokas is the CEO and Co-founder of Sourcepoint, where he is driving the next evolution of the internet – content compensation – providing publishers with solutions to foster a transparent value exchange with consumers.

Importantly, this report, together with a recent study of sex-biased expression in somatic tissue of chicken, demonstrates the first example of an organism with a lack of global dosage compensation, providing an unexpected case of a viable system with large-scale imbalance in gene expression between sexes.

The compensation provided to victims through the scheme is currently capped at $75,000, though was $55,000 until 2008.

Their relatives received 3m roubles in compensation provided they did not speak publicly about the deaths, the report claims.

His 2001 compensation provided a large increase from the 2000 level, while most Wall Street executives suffered pay cuts as the stock market sank.

The Marshall Islands' president, Christopher Loeak, called on the US to resolve the "unfinished business" of its nuclear testing legacy, saying compensation provided by Washington "does not provide a fair and just settlement" for the damage caused.

The neutral current compensation provided by the inverter provides harmonic compensation and significantly reduces the current pollution at the PCC.

Much recent research have proven that a controller with friction compensation provides better performance.

Loss sensitivity is referred to as the change in losses corresponding to the compensation provided by placing the DGs.