The pace of innovation is accelerating and is exogenous to the economy.
How should regulators incorporate claims of value that are exogenous to the actual supply & delivery of electricity?
I am provisionally defining it as a change that is causally exogenous to the character of the person.
In addition, they are not exogenous to the land-use dynamics but develop endogenously.
The geographical distance between an impaired parent and an adult child is not exogenous to the former's need for care, however.
Unlike hardware devices, cutting-edge technologies in software products and services are not exogenous to the system design and development they are built into the software systems during the design and development processes.
Parameter α provides useful information exogenous to the established network, and parameter β measures the robustness of the result for cases in which the incompleteness of the network is considered.
Feedbacks between system functioning and underlying endogenous drivers should be represented, rather than assuming the drivers to be exogenous to the modelled system or stationary in time and space.
In trade, however, an imbalance was largely caused by outside factors which were likely to be exogenous to the Thai economy, for instance, the emergence of China in international trade, the appreciation of the dollars, and the fall of world demand of semiconductor.
Prices in deficit are important parameters exogenous to the chain of models for planning the operation of electric power in Brazil, so the application of this methodology should have a positive impact on the calculation of marginal costs of operation and expansion, as well as on the calculation of the spot price.
Crude migration rates are obtained using inverse population projection and are exogenous to the GIP model.
