Sentence examples for is given a fixed from inspiring English sources

The question that we now address is, given a fixed set of intrinsic parameters b and A and fixed P > 0, how should β be selected to yield the maximum number of spikes within the time interval [ 0, P ] ?

"If he is given a fixed term and knows that he has the time to inflict difficult measures now and get the benefits down the road, it is possible," Mr. Morgan said.

At the start of the game, each player is given a fixed amount of play money; the players then move around the board according to the throw of a pair of dice.

In such a bundled payment system, a dialysis center is given a fixed sum of money and then chooses how to spend that sum on dialysis treatment and related drugs.

That is, given a fixed p1=p0, the distribution of the confidence when p2 = p* is the same with the distribution of 1-confidencee) when p2 = (1-p*).

To overcome the statistical problems associated with these models reported by Gianola et al. [ 12], Habier et al. [ 13] proposed several modifications of the original models, including Bayes Cπ and Bayes C. In Bayes Cπ, the proportion of markers included in the model is assigned a prior distribution and estimated during the analysis, while in Bayes C, the proportion is given a fixed value.

Gascoigne was freed without further action, but the second man, aged 40, was given a fixed penalty notice.

Sussex have launched an investigation after England spinner Monty Panesar was given a fixed penalty notice for being "drunk and disorderly" following an incident at a Brighton nightclub.

And earlier this month Sussex launched an investigation after England spinner Monty Panesar was given a fixed penalty notice for being "drunk and disorderly" following an incident at a Brighton nightclub.

However there are such grave difficulties in securing a conviction for dangerous or even careless driving, especially in the absence of a collision, that the small proportion of offenders caught and prosecuted will be given a fixed penalty notice conferring three penalty points and a fine of £100.

At its root, the debate over the Bush proposal revolves around how much Medicare should be turned into a competitive marketplace, in which beneficiaries are given a fixed amount each year and are expected to choose among a variety of health plans, much as federal employees do.