Sentence examples for of fixed period from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the addition of a nonessential positive feedback loop to a model with an essential negative feedback loop increases the number of parameter combinations that give rise to viable oscillations, and it therefore increases the robustness of fixed period oscillations.

If there are a lot of fixed-period exclusions for disruptive behaviour, then this suggests behaviour might be a real problem".

He added: "The figures show a slight increase in the number of fixed-period and permanent exclusions, although overall they are lower than in 2010.

Persistent disruptive behaviour was the most common reason given for exclusion, accounting for 33.7% of permanent exclusions and 24.8% of fixed-period exclusions.

Trollope's Britannula was as opposed to capital punishment as I am and, unlike Britain at the time, had abolished it: clearly the concept of a fixed period of life and of a state death sentence were some-how connected in Trollope's mind, and both seemed to him to be wrong.

An iteration consists of a fixed period of a working day.

Firms are obliged to lay off (typically young) contract workers at the end of a fixed period, so they have little incentive to train tomorrow's workforce.

Customers commit to making a daily deposit, usually of a few cedis per day, then can withdraw their money at the end of a fixed period, typically between a month and two years, with the susu collector keeping the value of one daily deposit per month as a commission.

Even though the market price of a bond fluctuates, its face value (i.e. what it can be redeemed for at the end of the fixed period) remains the same - in this case £100m.

Those patients with progressive disease at or before the end of this fixed period are removed from trial while those with stable disease or better are randomized to continued treatment with the experimental agent or standard of care.

(In the Netherlands, there are really interesting debates about whether the state should move from a fixed age of retirement to a fixed period of paid retirement, so that the retirement age would be index-linked to average life expectancy).