Sentence examples for measures and give from inspiring English sources
After that, we can put forward scientific, reasonable, and practical measures and give the corresponding evaluated conclusion.
We establish a large class of such measures, and give a necessary and sufficient condition on the spectrum of a spectral Cantor measure.
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While euro zone finance ministers are expected to accept the measures and give a provisional green light for the bailout to proceed, a host of technical, legal and political problems remain for a plan that is popular neither in Greece nor in its creditor nations.
In this case the performance measure 'hard disk bytes written' is also selected by means of the same approach as in the means and variance analysis: in other words, this has in terms of their use to stand out from the rest of the measures and give more certainty to the analysis of relationships.
Cheridito and Kupper (2011) introduce the notion of aggregators and generators for dynamic convex risk measures and give a thorough discussion about the composition of time-consistent convex risk measures in the discrete time setup, for both random variables and stochastic processes.
Under the plans, every school was to be ranked on a number of measures and given a final overall grade.
Rationally, then, this standoff should end with a compromise — relaxing some austerity measures, and giving Greece a little more aid and time to reform.
General Dempsey said that both President Obama and Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel had approved the measures and given him free rein to carry them out as he saw fit.
The chancellor announced measures to cut bills by an average of £50 from January 2014 by reducing the cost of the levy to fund energy efficiency measures, and giving every household a £12 rebate in 2014 and 2015.
To improve on that, we developed a so-called direct method aiming at a sound characterization of single policy measures and giving a more detailed picture about policy orientation.
