Sentence examples for compensations made from inspiring English sources

However, if the sensor on the accelerator pedal stops talking to the ECU, or the electronic throttle itself falls silent, the system should go automatically into its limp-home mode the digital equivalent of your correspondent's rubber band.But it is also possible for compensations made by the ECU to cause the engine to surge or even to open the throttle unintentionally.

From 1988 until August 2010, 5,632 claims relating to autism were made to Office of Special Masters of the U.S. Court of Federal Claims (commonly known as the "Vaccine Court") which oversees vaccine injury claims, of which one case has received compensation, 738 cases have been dismissed with no compensations made, and with the remaining cases pending.

The compensation made for the mean pseudo-chromogens in the compensated Jaffe assay is an oversimplification because of the variability of these chromogens between different patients and patient groups.

"I don't believe that the compensation made this problem worse," he said.

But last year, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education, his $1.9 million annual compensation made him third on the list.

Government restrictions on compensation made the position far less desirable — restrictions that will disappear once the money is repaid.

Technically, wages and salaries cover all compensation made to employees for either physical or mental work, but they do not represent the income of the self-employed.

More than any other part of his noontime talk at the Museum of American Finance, Mr. Paterson's brief mention of Wall Street compensation made clear his sympathies.

The amount of compensation made available to communities affected by fracking is to be increased in an attempt to counter opposition, the government is to say.

The tribunal judge decided that claims for compensation made by representatives acting for other workers or by individuals will be valid but those who have yet to lodge a claim, or have one lodged on their behalf, will miss out.

The rules may require 1,000 or more makers of drugs, medical devices and other medical products to report payments, gifts, consulting fees, research support among other types of compensation made to physicians and teaching hospitals.