Sentence examples for equalisation in the from inspiring English sources

Some think it is a price worth paying for an equalisation in the size of constituencies, the change that is expected most to benefit them.

David Cameron won a guarantee that the next election will be held under AV only if there is a Yes vote in a referendum and also an equalisation in the size of constituencies – a move that will see the number of MPs fall from 650 to 600 and could benefit the Tories.

As part of the deal, Cameron has won a guarantee that the next election will be held under AV only if there is a yes vote in a referendum and also an equalisation in the size of constituencies, a move likely to benefit the Tories.

Increasing gaps could be a development across the life course, possibly related to social equalisation in adolescence by the buffering effect of school and peer context, 47 but could also be a reflection of the increased social inequalities 31 and inequalities in other forms of health 48 51 that Sweden has faced during the past decades.

The earlier age of equalisation observed in the ORiEL study could be a consequence of adolescence occurring at an earlier age than a decade ago for all adolescents, exacerbated by the urban environment which may further promote earlier on-set adolescence.

An alternative explanation may be provided by the equalisation in youth hypothesis which suggests that during adolescence young people with different socioeconomic backgrounds demonstrate relative parity of health [ 38], it being only later in life that health inequalities (re)emerge.

In this paper we investigate the problem of adaptive channel equalisation in an impulsive noise environment.

Equalisation in pay levels, coupled with redistributive taxes, could allow provision of a basic income sufficient to permit a shorter working week.

Now based in Britain, it is an integral part of a more mobile force indeed, as the only infantry regiment that is always fully manned, the Gurkhas often make up the numbers for others, in Bosnia, Afghanistan and Iraq.The standard rights and pay that British Gurkhas now enjoy as a result of a creeping upgrade, culminating in final equalisation in 2006 partly reflects this change.

Doing so could save Britain.Ravin Thambapillai for Occupy London (Economics Working Group Stt Paul's Churchyard London  SIR – The real impetus that spurred London to international financial supremacy was the introduction of an interest equalisation tax in America in 1963 alongside the long-standing Regulation Q, which limited interest rates paid on American onshore deposits.

From Table 1, it can be seen that without taking the computational complexity of SI estimation into account, the SLM de-mapping, the channel estimation and the channel equalisation, then the procedures in conventional SLM-OFDM receivers require a total of 2 N v CMs.