Sentence examples for introduced compensation from inspiring English sources

Results show that with the introduced compensation scheme, the maximum error of ZDPS-1A TAM can be reduced from 80 mG to 6 mG (1 G=10−4T).

The addition of the provision of care to injured workers as part of newly introduced compensation legislation was also described as expanding the role of NPs [ 70].

In contrast, Thailand and Vietnam have introduced compensation along with the introduction of poultry vaccination in Vietnam and the reduction of backyard poultry ownership in Thailand in an effort to protect the commercial poultry industry.

Nor did the government introduce compensation for high energy costs, reduce business rates, delay the implementation of directives on emissions and take a leading role in adopting EU anti-dumping measures.

It was the first state to provide unemployment benefits, the first to introduce compensation for those injured on the job and, in 1959, the first to recognise unions representing state workers.

The great majority of European countries that have introduced a carbon tax (or a similar levy) have decided to introduce compensation through a reduction in taxation on work, thus initiating a process of genuine fiscal reform.

And when the government introduced the Compensation Act 2006, it clarified the existing common law on negligence to make it clear that people who take reasonable care or exercise reasonable skill cannot be held liable for untoward incidents.

Then, under the Criminal Justice Act of 1988, a statutory scheme was introduced whereby compensation would only be paid when a "conviction has been reversed or [a person] has been pardoned on the ground that a new or newly discovered fact shows beyond reasonable doubt there has been a miscarriage of justice".

The fuzzy neural network is introduced for compensation of the unknown certainty equivalent controller.

On the other hand, we have introduced a compensation method (NDC) that aims to estimate and mitigate simultaneously the HPA nonlinearity and RF crosstalk at the receiver side.

As regards reform of the guaranteed rice price system, Taiwan should study the approach used by the European Union, which introduced a compensation payments system in 1992 but then gradually transitioned to a direct grant system.