Sentence examples for derived gain from inspiring English sources

The derived gain has only two grid points and is scheduled simply by linear interpolation, which is desirable from the standpoint of implementability.

Last month, a U.S. District Court, in a sealed ruling, ordered Fannie to forfeit $6.5 million in "criminally derived" gains.

The derived gains are easy to be scheduled since the scheduling law consists of small number of grid points and requires just linear interpolation calculation.

We next compared the networks of cancerous and normal cells, derived gain-of-function and loss-of-function networks, and identified protein hubs with high degree of perturbation as potential drug targets.

All inferences of derived gains or losses of introns were checked using the ACCTRAN and DELTRAN algorithms implemented by MacClade 4.06 (Maddison DR and Maddison WP 2005).

The main approach is to derive gains from the Kalman filter equations, because the α- β- γ filter can be considered as the steady-state Kalman filter [15-17] [15-17]

As a solution to the problem, we propose controllers such that the entire network acts as a state feedback controller through a consensus protocol, and derive gain conditions to stabilize the resulting feedback system.

Blinder writes:It's true that carry is mostly derived from gains on capital — but it's mostly someone else's capital.

As one can see on the horizontal axis, except for Uruguay, all Latin American countries therein derived GDP gains from the upswing phase.

Interestingly, 36.7% of the derived newly gained 79 tetraspanin introns are found in the SEL which make up only 10.5% of the total sequence length.

'Character data' include all primary (raw) and secondary (edited or derived) data gained through the examination of a sample.