Sentence examples for conventional result from inspiring English sources

In every respect but one, Iowa's Republican caucuses delivered a conventional result on Tuesday.

This may be regarded as a natural extension of the conventional result on per capita consumption in a growing economy.

It is known as a conventional result that a symmetric orthogonality measure with discrete support for the polynomials (3.1) with, yields moments being given by.

Hence, the conventional result in rank tournaments that a lower value of R (to be interpreted here as a larger prize) induces greater effort among all workers does not necessarily hold here.6.6

We describe this phenomenon in some more detail: We have the well-known conventional result that a symmetric orthogonality measure with discrete support for the polynomials (3), with 0 < q < 1, yields moments being given by v 2 m + 2 = q − 2 m − 1 − 1 α ( 1 − q ) v 2 m, v 2 m + 1 = 0, m ∈ N 0. (4).

This proposition gives us justification for the hypothesis of the choice of technique stated in Assumption 2, since it is the natural extension of the conventional result on per capita consumption in a growing economy: if the profit rate equals the growth rate, per capita consumption is maximised by the choice of technique in a market.

At its first two elections in 2006 and 2010, the new system produced mostly conventional results, apart from a Democratic Labour party win in the Western Victoria region in 2006.

— A week of posturing, lecturing and pontificating will end Thursday night with the Bowl Championship Series title game, and a college football season whose hallmark was conventional results should end in predictable fashion.

Our results improve several well-known conventional results.

Our results improve several well known recent conventional results in [2, 8, 31].

This is a generalization of many conventional results of the literature.