Sentence examples for gain derived from inspiring English sources

"Buchanan's contribution is that he has transferred the concept of gain derived from mutual exchange between individuals to the realm of political decision-making," the Nobel committee wrote.

However, as the number of firms increase, the gain derived from a (H ) merger is decreasing more quickly than the gain derived from a ( V ) one.

The advantage of using femtocells is the capacity gain derived from minimizing the range at which they are transmitting.

The maximum fine may be increased to twice the gain derived from the crime or twice the loss suffered by the victims of the crime, if either of those amounts is greater than the statutory maximum fine.

A spectral correction gain derived using the estimated impulse responses and the noise coherence is then applied to correct the biased noise components remaining in the blocking output.

In this regard, the OFIR filter gain derived in [34] and OFIR-EU filter gain specified by Theorem 1 can be considered as special cases of (37).

The net capital gains derived from his recent transactions, he said, "more than offset the losses in the stock market".

"My conception of Europe is not to call into question the gains" derived from membership in the Union but to emphasize the "construction of Europe," Mr. Hollande said.

KEVIN DRUM worries that the high cost of college tuition is driven by the very large value of lifetime earnings gains derived from a college degree.

Results show great potential gains derived from improving efficiency.

The document also touches on concerns about the asymmetry inherent in AI systems that are fed by individuals' personal data — yet gains derived from the technology are not equally distributed.