Sentence examples for for a given district from inspiring English sources

This paper analyses therefore the impact of a more accurate building representation in district energy models, for a given district.

One promising approach involves developing a computer program that can generate millions of different political redistricting plans for a given district.

The South Korean capital charges not only by the trash bag but by location, with residents and businesses paying varying rates based on what the actual disposal costs are for a given district.

This paper reports the development of a two-level optimization methodology to help design a tri-generation system for a given district which satisfies the heating, cooling, and hot water demands and at the same time, minimize the annual total costs and CO2 emissions.

The output of the algorithm will be used to detect gerrymandering for a given district plan; this data will be used to analyze and study the efficacy of the idea of partisan symmetry.

For a given district, we calculated dengue incidence per week per 1000 residents: Incidence week = ♯ cases week * 1000 / population week In the calculations, we assumed that the population of a district was constant throughout a given year.

While the space time approaches presented above provided the least biased predictions, all three methodologies resulted in predictions with a mean bias likely to be negligible for health system planners when, for example, determining the mean malaria proportion for a set of facilities in a given district or province.

You could have predicted the fourth-grade test scores of all but one of the city's 32 districts merely by knowing the percentage of students in a given district who qualified for a free lunch.

The Nkwanta experience showed that proper introduction within a given district, with strategies for community engagement, could catalyze political and NGO investment in scale-up.

(In a small number of cases, all temperature data from all grid cells comprising a given district were missing for an entire week and we set that district's temperature to "missing").

Thus, the exact birth cohort of boys destined for a given conscription district was unknown, and our study population is best thought of as a prevalence population rather than a cohort.