Sentence examples for explicit reduction from inspiring English sources

The "prudent" camp argues that the initial diversion to private accounts must be modest and combined with an explicit reduction in future pension benefits.

Many of these ideas were included in the Republican Party's platform last year, which, for the first time in the Party's history, called for an explicit reduction in legal immigration.

With increasing r the continuous destruction of the original network structure is reflected in an explicit reduction of the network similarity σ until all networks display zero similarity.

Asked why he was confident the government would deliver on this, Osborne said individual departments had agreed "very explicit reductions" in their budgets.

It is welcome that the chancellor has not announced any new explicit reductions in this budget, but we are concerned about the impact that the changes in PIP will have on those living with an illness or disability.

Further, we explore in detail practically important subclasses of the minCIS obtained by introducing more specific assumptions either on the system dynamics or the input set instances for which systematic solution methods are provided by constructing explicit reductions to well known computational problems.

The Ontario government recognizes health equity as a policy priority and, notionally, is committed to reducing health inequities through an explicit poverty reduction strategy adopted in 2008 [ 14], and the introduction of health equity impact (HEIA) assessment tools at the provincial level [ 15].

Optimal performance is obtained only if no explicit rank reduction of the noisy Hankel matrix is performed.

This approach affords a substantial increase in computational efficiency and permits whole-brain classification without requiring explicit dimensionality reduction [Maji et al., 2008] (nonlinear kernels do not increase predictive accuracy [Cox and Savoy, 2003; LaConte et al., 2005]).

Furthermore, the linear kernel matrix implicated in PROBID could be precomputed and supplied to the classifier, an approach which affords a substantial increase in computational efficiency and permits whole brain classification without requiring explicit dimensionality reduction [ 23].

The formulation is relatively explicit, avoiding reductions to problems such as transitive closure of matrix multiplication [ 23, 26] or shortest paths on lattice graphs [ 42].