Sentence examples for marginal concept from inspiring English sources

An interesting finding is that "crisis" remains a marginal concept during the crisis period.

"Zero-hours contracts, which were once a niche and marginal concept, have become the norm in parts of our economy as families have been hit by the cost-of-living crisis," he said.

ECB recovery: While in the crisis and the post-crisis periods "LTRO" is the highest ranked G concept, during the recovery period, it suffers a drastic decrease in betweenness centrality ranking, appearing now as a marginal concept (M).

Interestingly, two of the Fed's main objectives are marginal concepts, thus having low popularity and low connectivity.

Track competition is increasingly an arms-race of marginal gains, a concept popularised by British Cycling that promotes the cumulative benefits of small improvements to every aspect of a rider's preparations.

The UMS approach of this paper is applied according to a market-based optimal power flow (OPF) by locational marginal pricing (LMP) concept [11], and has the applicability of performing in practical power markets.

With "employment" and "interest_rate" as marginal and emerging concepts and "stable_price" as an LC (popular) concept, we can argue that the focus of the Fed seems to already be aimed at the impending financial crisis and not towards their main objectives.

And the typically subtle "Obama Lie Machine", about the Obama campaign's tax calculator in which the paper's staff appears to completely misunderstand the concept of marginal tax rates.

Elaborating on the report's suggested adoption of the Olympic sport concept of marginal gains in schools, Morrin said: "The Team GB approach is about looking across all the variety of inputs that can affect performance in the classroom, putting the right strategies in place and collecting data and measurements to identify what works and focus on getting the maximum returns.

British Cycling, a body almost synonymous with the concept of "marginal gains", was accused of using mysterious "magic wheels" during the Olympics by their exasperated French rivals.

When machines are able to perform transactions with machines in real time at a marginal cost basis, the concept of payments will become obsolete in many use cases as transactions become automated and integrated into other services.