Sentence examples similar to implied output from inspiring English sources

It is shown that for the resulting compensator the separation principle holds implying output regulation for the exponentially stable closed-loop system with a prescribed stability margin.

It remains below the 50 level, which implies that output is still shrinking.

In such sectors more hours do not necessarily imply more output.

This implies that output will slow sharply over coming months as firms slash stocks.Many economists are starting to worry that the weak dollar will push up inflation, leaving the central bank no room to cut interest rates if the economy slows abruptly.

With these caveats in mind, it is worth exploring whether different types of tax changes imply different output responses.

In Spain, a similar pattern was observed: in fact, potential growth estimates were trending upwards, implying that output gaps remained relatively contained.

AsMatthew Klein writes, "This supposedly 'extreme' and 'unsupportable' forecast implies American output will return to its previous trend just as Sanders would be finishing up his second term".

We still don't know the full cost of this failure, but the latest projections from the Congressional Budget Office imply lost output of more than $17 trillion (at $50,000 per person) through 2025.

This implies the output variables y have been chosen and initial conditions x 0) = x0 are given.

When input signal intensity is weak, such that m≫ S, then A∗≈ g S, which implies that output is linearly related to input.

Poulet and Petersen (2008) succeeded to directly demonstrate that synchronized slow subthreshold membrane potential oscillations that correlate with the LFP do not imply the output action potentials to be synchronized.