Sentence examples for kind of recalculation from inspiring English sources
This paper (pdf) does an especially good job of showing how their data contradict other stories, especially structural unemployment; the data just don't fit any kind of "recalculation" story in which workers are unemployed because they have to be reallocated to new sectors, and fit very well with a story in which spending is just too low.
Tomas Valasek, director of foreign policy at theCentre for European Reform, says in recent times Germany has often shocked its partners by forcefully pressing its demands, leading to all kinds of "recalculations" within both the EU and Nato.
Making it more confusing, most people are now given more total allowed points — a kind of new math that requires recalculation of what had been ingrained.
A lot of recalculation needs to get done, and the problem is really daunting.
Alternatively, subjective uncertainty estimates may be expressed in terms of an economic risk of recalculation.
Still, the growing number of mixed-heritage Brits – 1.2 million now, the biggest single increase of any group in the 2011 census – will give rise to all sorts of recalculations.
Speaking generally of the practice, Mr. Rose said: "Public space cannot vanish overnight because of a recalculation of floor area.
The number of iterations of this recalculation provides insights into the potential for propagation during longer duration storms.
However, the reliability of a recalculation depends on the available information on particle size distribution of the respective ENM).
We set threshold of route recalculation θ V to be 0 [m/s].
