Sentence examples for guaranteeing an average from inspiring English sources

Now the government is guaranteeing an average of six mortgages a week here.

Over the last two years, according to an S.B.A spokesperson, the agency has guaranteed an average of $93 million in capital every business day to small businesses — all of which is now suspended.

It guarantees an average dwell time even when all subsystems are unstable.

For 640 × 480 stereo images and a disparity range equal to 60, the proposed architecture guarantees an average error in computing the map as low as 9% with a throughput rate up to 68 frames per second.

The many-user limit was applied in [13] and an algorithm called opportunistic superpositioning (OSP) was proposed to provide all users their desired average data rates while guaranteeing a certain average delay.

Roughly speaking, the key characteristic of the AIMD algorithm is that it guarantees an equitable "average" distribution of the available power between active EV charge points if each charge point chooses the same parameters.

The minor asymmetry of the selection interval for control teams guarantees an identical average value of ΔG of control and CD teams and just reflects the Gaussian-type distribution of ΔG -values around zero [7].

He added, "Closing eight engine companies guarantees a slower average response time for the entire city".

In this case, the formulation to compute the transmitter power required to guarantee a similar average SINR for different values of the cell radius is the one from [11].

By comparing the two plots the optimized structure with M = 10 layers obviously shows the best performances in the dotted rectangular area for angles in the range [0° - 50°] and for wavelengths in the visible range [400 nm - 750 nm] which guarantees a huge average absorbance of 99.5% inside the rectangle.

But this year, under ARC, Congress asked the SBA to change the requirements by eliminating the upfront fee altogether and increasing the amount of the loan guaranteed from an average of 75% to around 90%. "Lifting the fee makes it easier for banks to lend," says Hayley Matz, an SBA spokesperson.