Sentence examples for equalization mechanism from inspiring English sources

And if industrializing countries seek an economic advantage by evading those standards, I would work with the European Union and other like-minded governments that plan to address the global warming problem to develop a cost equalization mechanism to apply to those countries that decline to enact a similar cap.

Use of an integrated system consisting of a column packed with granular activated carbon (GAC) as a passively controlled load equalization mechanism in series before a biofilter has the potential to mitigate many of the adverse effects of unsteady loading.

The blind equalization mechanism builds upon the detection of the correlation distortion due to multipath channels; therefore an increase in the number of correlator channels is required compared with conventional GPS receivers.

Barosinusitis, or sinus barotrauma, may arise from changes in ambient pressure that are not compensated by force equalization mechanisms within the paranasal sinuses.

Two pressure equalization mechanisms have been identified and studied: one is due to LM flow through the flow equalization slot, and the other is due to induced electric currents flowing across the non-ideally insulating FCI wall.

It is based on a computational model of the human visual system that merges the two basic "Gray World" and "White Patch" global equalization mechanisms.

We can verify that the two FBMC structures, which are equivalent in the flat channel, perform differently on multipath channel because of the difference between the equalization mechanisms; more specifically, the frequency-spreading structure provides improved performance with respect to the standard structure and this improvement increases as the overlapping factor increases.

The more that decentralization hands real power to local levels, the more equity will suffer, unless appropriate equalization mechanisms have been established.

Kolehmainen-Aitken [ 5] further argues that, unless equalization mechanisms are established, competition between poorer and richer local governments may result in inequity in staffing.

In other countries, controlled-market PHI is mandatory but requires risk-equalization mechanisms and a high degree of government intervention to ensure equity, with positive and negative incentives being effective in encouraging its uptake.

A modified foundation system replaced district power equalization as the mechanism for distributing basic aid to school districts.