Sentence examples for foundations of the index from inspiring English sources

The conceptual foundations of the Index of Sustainable Economic Welfare ISEWW) are surveyed and critiqued.

Nevertheless, the statistical foundation of these indices assumes stationarity for certain aspects of the climatic variables, which could no longer be valid under climate change.

Their discontent with Pufendorf's On the Law of Nature and of Nations (De jure naturae et gentium = DJN [1672], Pufendorf 1998a), whose publication they actively tried to hinder, was articulated in An Index of Certain Novelties … against the Foundations of Orthodoxy (Index quarundam novitatum … contra orthodoxa fundamenta [1673])—a list of thirty-one supposed errors in that work.

In 1953, Sten Malmquist, a swedish economist and statistician, introduced the foundations of a productivity index now called by his own name.

The writer who once shook the foundations of the Soviet regime can now waggle on your index finger, alongside Heath Ledger and Yves Saint Laurent.

But, in 2009, he had a falling out with the Ibrahim Foundation, partly because the board wanted his Harvard team to quickly cede control of the index to African scholars and to the foundation.

What about the rest of the index?

Tech makes up 17.6percentt of the index.

This time, 95 percent of the brand-name companies approached by the Dutch foundation that started the index agreed to provide information; two years ago, only about half did.

The foundations of the algorithm can be written as follows.

The theoretical foundations of the intervention were sound.