Sentence examples for excess distributions from inspiring English sources

The current pro-savings political consensus makes stuffing pretax dollars into your retirement accounts a safe wager; the extra 15% penalty tax on excess distributions from big retirement accounts, repealed as of 1997, seems unlikely to come back.

One other potential catch: If you invest in a microfinance fund incorporated offshore, you could get hit with a nasty "penalty tax" on "excess distributions" if the fund is liquidated and the right paperwork isn't done.

Equation for the temperature excess distribution throughout the fin has also been derived.

Using the model, the excess distribution rates in the blocks were reduced to between 0.03% and 2.09%.

51– 55 In addition to the activated macrophage response, MCMV infection in the developing fetal cerebrum induced improper and excess distribution of microglia, which physiologically regulate NSPCs and supports cerebral cortical development.

The number of neurons in each group of a certain gestational age was relatively small, that is, smaller than 30 (see Section 2.1); hence, the testing of the distribution character has to be based on the calculation of two statistical parameters: skewness (a 3) and excess of distribution (e) [ 20].

Through extensive simulations, we confirm the effectiveness of our approach in providing both a proportional excess bandwidth distribution and assured contracted target rates.

The excess charge distribution at the interface between a charged electrode-electrolyte according to the Gouy Chapman Stern model is described schematically in Fig. 2.

However, they are reduced to Marcus or even lower values for modified charge density models, which take into account the delocalization of the ion excess charge distribution.

Epidemics were further classified in three levels of mortality burden ("high", "moderate" and "low") according to the tertiles of the observed excess mortality distribution.

The blue and red scale contours represent the interseismic slip-deficit and slip-excess rate distribution, respectively, estimated from GPS data (Noda et al. 2013).