Sentence examples for measures equivalent to from inspiring English sources

On January 22nd, Singapore's government announced a package of measures equivalent to 8% of GDP.

Mr. Yosano said he "intended to voice his strong approval" for a call by the Treasury secretary Timothy F. Geithner for nations to start stimulus measures equivalent to 2percentt of gross domestic product.

A doubling or halving of road spending resulted in a difference of plus or minus 1% on total traffic volume.To stop congestion worsening using restrictive methods would require measures equivalent to raising the price of petrol to £15 a gallon at 1993 prices by the year 2010.

The country is already planning to introduce austerity measures equivalent to 5% of GDP between 2013-15 taxough tax rises and spending cuts, but Ms Lagarde said further measures were needed.

Hence, (mathcal {P}^{text {ngd}}(Q^{P,theta })) is the set of a-priori valuation measures equivalent to Q P,θ, which satisfy the no-good-deal restriction under Q P,θ but might not be local martingale measures for the stock price process S (yet they are w.r.t. the market with only the riskless asset S 0≡1).

Circular statistical methods make use of measures equivalent to or analogous to the mean and variance.

Similar to (47), we can now determine a measure equivalent to the squared correlation coefficient: (56).

As a means to trace the FP, we introduce a scalar measure equivalent to the modal assurance criterion and derive its sensitivity with respect to density design variables.

Hence, V ϕ is a martingale under some measure equivalent to P for any ϕ∈Φ and (Pin mathcal {P}_{[underline {a},overline {a}]}).

On the other hand, an analysis last year by the Congressional Research Service CRSS) concluded that the pipeline project would produce greenhouse gas emissions (a different unit of measure) equivalent to as many as 4 million passenger vehicles and 1.8 million homes.

The explained variation is also computed and represents a measure equivalent to R2 in linear regression.