Sentence examples similar to fitting discount from inspiring English sources
"You have this millstone in the form of $47 billion in mortgages that don't fit in the discount brokerage business," he said.
It occurred to me the sobriquet Steel Butterfly probably fit, except it discounted the importance she placed on the essence of kindness, deeply engrained by her adherence to Buddhist tradition.
The decrease fit a hyperbolic discounting function.
The model of distributed discounting and distributed values best fits the data that discounting is hyperbolic even across multiple delays.
If you have a particular world view, or an investment view, you tend to believe the facts that fit your thesis and discount those that don't.
Nicotine, deprivation - she used thick lettuce leaves instead of bread for sandwiches - and exercise in her apartment mini-gym kept her slender enough to fit into couture samples, discounted at $10,000 a gown.
I wish I could hear him now when I think of her saying that all the Wampanoag blood in her body would fit in one finger, discounting the percentage it seemed, but why was she such a historian, tracing the genealogy of the last Wampanoag up to her own children, typing it all on see-through paper?
Argus II Retinal Prosthesis fitted patients incurred a discounted incremental cost of 42,455 Euros in comparison to the patient given 'CAU' over the 25 years of time.
A multiple linear regression model will be fitted to the individual discounted costs per child with group, age and socio-economic status (SES) as covariates.
Delay and probability discounting functions fit to behavioral data of group median indifference points are shown in Fig. 1a and 1b.
