Sentence examples for mean penalty from inspiring English sources

Figure 6 Mean penalty per approaches depending on the maximal number of concrete operations.

The mean penalty estimated with OLS, as in columns 3 and 5 of Table 3, is also reported for comparison purposes.

The fast adjustment procedure with bipolar probing signals achieves the isolation gain of the (much slower) gradient search algorithm at the expense of a mean penalty of 0.48 dB.

Thus, we conclude that using the bipolar probing method for the fast algorithm, we reach the isolation gain of the gradient algorithm with a mean penalty of only 0.48 dB.

From this analysis, we found that at this level, there were six participants that had a penalty score higher than the mean penalty (0.0343) plus one standard deviation (0.0334) and one participant (of that six) with a score higher than the mean plus two standard deviations (unnatural).

Late or missed student loan payments mean penalty fees and credit trouble, so sign up for automatic payments through your bank or (if possible) through your loan servicer.

However, failing to pay taxes you owe by April 17 will mean penalties and interest even if you file for an extension.

The vastness just keeps expanding and expanding and expanding, by which I mean penalties and interest.

But that doesn't mean penalties will be lessened for private dealers who persist in the black market.

http://t.co/2gOSiWWD — Ezra Klein (@ezraklein) 26 Mar 12 As the argument circled around whether the individual mandate is a tax or some kind of penalty, the Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli, Jr. appeared at one point to become tripped up in his words, saying tax when he meant penalty and, elsewhere, calling it a "tax penalty".

That means penalties were sought for about one of every seven payroll tax reports, TimeValue estimated.