Sentence examples for input yields from inspiring English sources

Bamania suggested that, typically, every $100 of input yields $10 in revenue per month, although a (undisclosed) portion of that is passed over to banks, with Rentomojo making its revenue from that, too.

In short, even though (18) does not fix sharply what objects fall under \(G\), it does yield a rule or function that, when given a hypothetical interpretation as an input, yields another one as an output.

The terrestrial freshwater input yields wintertime MW that is less saline than the TW, and can suppress the increase of the TW volume in the CR case, and salinization of the bay water.

The sine input yields a visibly larger difference than the step function between the R* values of the two models.

Diminishing returns, also called law of diminishing returns or principle of diminishing marginal productivity, economic law stating that if one input in the production of a commodity is increased while all other inputs are held fixed, a point will eventually be reached at which additions of the input yield progressively smaller, or diminishing, increases in output.

Figure 2 contrasts the relationship between effort and results in an 80/20 world with an imaginary world where every unit of input yielded the same marginal output.

A significant increase in the heat input, yield, and overall thermal efficiency have been obtained.

This means that the model obtains a zero coupon yield curve but one that is estimated without reference to an input yield curve.

Using a regression between crop yields and crop residue input yielded better results than using a constant belowground-to-aboveground biomass ratio.

Some of the input yield distributions are distinctly asymmetric, since the maximum values of these yields were fixed.

In fact all tests with random P-values as input yielded a fitted model with a mixture parameter λ of 1 corresponding to a signal content of 0. Consistent with that we obtain a parameter a=1 of the signal beta distribution and consequently a score of zero for all nodes (Equation 3).