Sentence examples for modified accounting from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, the measured equivalent Young's moduli were often somewhat lower than those estimated by the corresponding equations modified accounting for the realistic geometry of WBK, because of the combined rotations of the small, triangular structures composing the in-plane meshes and the out-of-plane, helically-curved struts in the WBK cores.

*This piece has been updated with a slightly modified account of Catalonia's history.

But the Prologue solo for the Lilac Fairy was given in a slightly modified account of the version choreographed, early in the 20th century, by Fyodor Lopukhov, and the Vision Scene solo for Princess Aurora (not even using the same music Petipa employed) uses Soviet choreography by Konstantin Sergeyev.

That modified account would cohere with the historical fact of the metaphysical commitment of that religious tradition.

He also said regulators might need to modify accounting rules and regulations that set standards for how much capital banks must keep on hand, to ensure those rules did not amplify the natural rise and fall of financial markets.

The parent organization of the Financial Accounting Standards Board will propose on Tuesday that a new body be set up to modify accounting rules for private companies, some of which have complained that existing rules are too complicated and costly.

Governments use modified accrual accounting for their statements and include reconciliations explaining how they made the switch from cash-basis accounting (typically used throughout the year) to the modified accrual basis they report in.

Expecting industrial nations to impose some kind of restrictions on greenhouse gas emissions, Shell has modified its accounting of the costs and benefits of future projects in these countries.

Hence, for future work, the admission control process needs to be modified for accounting the ATMV dynamic mechanism behavior.

The modified "generational accounting" framework applied here combines the three modelling approaches mentioned above to capture the influence of HPV vaccination on net discounted tax for government.

The model is based on a modified generational accounting framework which informs government about costs and consequences of investments in technology.