Sentence examples for expected recourse from inspiring English sources

Moreover, also the expected recourse costs can be determined explicitly.

The algorithm of a branch-and-cut method to solve the problem is developed by using the property of the expected recourse function.

Today's young consumer is "comfortable with technology, and expect a recourse if they're dissatisfied with the product – like you have with Zappo and shoes," explains Rosenblatt.

By 2016, half a million UK citizens are expected to have recourse to food banks.

Six months after the quake, the people of Haiti have a right to know who promised aid, when delivery can be expected, and what recourse they have if deadlines are not met or projects are ineffective or not delivered at all.

A certainty equivalent nonlinear model predictive control based on minimum principle is reformulated to optimise nominal cost and expected value of future recourse actions.

BRUSSELS — President Trump pledged Thursday that he will "of course" raise the issue of Moscow's interference in the 2016 election at his Monday summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin, but he said he has little recourse if — as expected — Putin denies that Russia interfered.

In terms of type of professionals consulted and frequency of visits in connection with mental disorders and psychological distress, the study confirmed the expected link between major depression and recourse to different professionals and a high frequency of visits [ 16].

It is expected to demand an end to "full recourse" mortgages — where those whose homes have been repossessed have to go on paying the debt – as well as a universal minimum wage and the repeal of recent labour reforms.

But to suggest that such a maneuver is our only recourse now ignores the role the founders expected Congress to play when a president commits such a flagrant abuse of power.

The objective function is usually to minimize the sum of both the first-stage costs for the initial decisions and the expected value of the second-stage costs for the future recourse actions.