Sentence examples for is equalisation from inspiring English sources

Frank Arndt, a lawyer at Stowe Family Law, which specialises in big money divorces, said: "The starting point in a long marriage, such as the Berezovsky case is equalisation or 50 50 split of all matrimonial assets.

In filtering applications, the main role of Zobel networks is as equalisation filters.

Sadly, factor-price equalisation is a real-world rarity.

The salary cap's (artificial?) equalisation is one reason, talent is spread through the comp like icing sugar across a mighty chocolate mud cake.

The AFL says equalisation is a "huge strategic and philosophical plank" in its long-term planning.

As technology reduces the cost of transportation and communications to near the vanishing point, achieving this equalisation is increasingly feasible.

Even though many women of this generation were still steeply discriminated against in terms of pay and access to pensions, equalisation is accepted as fair.

Equalisation is an important part of this and will ensure that we can continue to provide support for the long term.

The city state of Berlin ("poor but sexy", as its mayor has described it) becomes a "German Greece", alongside other weaklings such as Thuringia or Bremen (Portugal or Spain).Germany's system of financial equalisation is "socialism among states", says Christian Kelders of the economics ministry of Bavaria, which pays half of the total transfers of €7.3 billion ($9.5 billion) a year.

The trade-off between well productivity and inflow equalisation is a key engineering issue when applying ICD technology.

The purpose of the equalisation is to reduce the distortive channel effects as much as possible by maximising the probability of correct decision being made at the receiver.