Sentence examples for concept of gain from inspiring English sources

"Buchanan's contribution is that he has transferred the concept of gain derived from mutual exchange between individuals to the realm of political decision-making," the Nobel committee wrote.

The concept of gain fields was introduced by Andersen and Mountcastle (1983), who observed that changes in eye position did not change the location or shape of receptive fields of neurons in V7a and LIP, but modulated the rate of neural firing to stimuli at a fixed retinal locus.

He's spent more than 10,000 hours developing his sushi expertise (you can read more on this concept of gaining expertise after 10,000 hours of practice in Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers) and it pays off in the form of guests that wait months to have a seat at his 10-stool/outside-toilet restaurant.

Fifty percent of the relapses in the "no radiotherapy" group occurred within 3 months after the operation, in our opinion this supports the concept of gaining more local control via AR.

I know, though, that the right sort of exercise will help with my symptoms in the long run, and help prevent problems in the future, so I do chair exercises, which I find that I can manage on all except my very worst days.' (class 72) A great deal of modelling and advice drew on the concept of gaining and retaining a positive attitude.

Key concepts of gain control and integration in visual perception were introduced.

Applications of the Large Gain Theorem are discussed and numerical examples illustrating the concept of minimum gain and the Large Gain Theorem are presented.

To answer this question, we adapt the concept of relaying gain.

We use the concept of loop gain to describe and characterize abnormal breathing patterns.

In CDMA systems, the concept of processing gain is extremely important, as this value provides a measure for the interference sensitivity for CDMA receivers.

That informal carers often approach HCP quite late may be partially explained by the concept of ambiguous gain [ 32].