Sentence examples for hard stimulus from inspiring English sources

Although people work very hard, stimulus from the company management is often negative and seldom encouraging.

I mean, our analysis is that the earlier one, the $787 billion, that only about $200 billion of that was what I would call hard stimulus going to infrastructure spending, to unemployment benefits, to tax cuts, to state and local government aid.

Examination of the relationship between the expected and predicted values in Figure 10 suggests that in the case of participant ZA, the model may be systematically overstating the degree of reward bias in the hardest stimulus conditions (for longer delays, the actual data points for both +1 and −1 conditions tend to fall below the fitted curves for this participant).

In the case of participant ZA, however, the deviations appear to reflect a slight under-representation, on the part of the model, of the degree of reward bias in the hardest stimulus condition (both blue curves fall above most of the corresponding data points).

Since public-sector workers are close to unsackable and trimming social security is even harder, the stimulus will leave the government's balance sheet with an enduring hangover.Second, to create Mr Mantega's surplus, the government would have to strip out 49 billion reais, or a quarter of its total discretionary spending, according to economists at Itaú, a bank.

All this is to say that it is incumbent on the black political leadership to ask hard questions when stimulus proposals are examined -- just how effective are they in terms of the most seriously impacted groups in America, the black middle class among them.

One possibility is that they disrupt the associative learning process, and make it hard for one stimulus to be associated with another.

Sometimes it would be very brief, making the stimulus hard to encode and therefore to remember, and on other probe trials the initial stimulus would be on the screen for a longer period, making it easy to encode and remember.

Turning out voters is much harder without the stimulus of a presidential election.

In other words, it is hard to design a stimulus that, in terms of its low-level stimulus properties, is close enough to the meaningful audiovisual biological motion stimulus but yet different enough from it to be not biologically meaningful.

The Bank of England's money presses are on standby once again, but the impact of monetary stimulus is hard to discern amid the stagnating economy.