Sentence examples for make output from inspiring English sources

The idea was that an oil price of between $30 and $40 a barrel would make output from the new operations uneconomic and would kill off the industry.

But central bankers may themselves have done a lot to make output shocks smaller by getting inflation under control and thus by anchoring inflationary expectations at a low level.

Either those people need to quit aspiring to developed nation lifestyles, or the world needs to make output far less energy-intensive, or we should all prepare ourselves for a nasty time of things, in geopolitical and environmental terms, as emerging markets continue to develop economically.

Initial parameter settings of the algorithm are subject to random choices and further tuned adaptively to make output approach standard signal as closely as possible.

In this case with a new scale of outputs it is easily to make output class values varying between [0, c], where c is a constant to be determined (e.g., see Sect. 5.1, Fig. 7a c).

It is not a trivial task to make output measures comparable since the output grouping definitions, coding classifications and coding practices usually vary considerably across countries.

Additionally, this simulator is able to make outputs (such as pressure) at any given specific radius and time interval as numerical and/or graphical output in so little run time.

Moreover, we introduce the dynamic fuzzy controller which can make outputs of the nonlinear system converge to outputs of the reference nonlinear system, and derive the controller design conditions in terms of LMIs.

However, differentially private methods sometimes introduce too much noise and make outputs less useful.

The only difference is that we make outputs from each private data be shared differentially privately (rather than transmitting encrypted partial local outputs).

Deregulation to permit more part-time work and short-term contracts, and tax changes to reduce labour costs, have all made output more job-intensive.