Sentence examples for offsetting made from inspiring English sources

"The basic convention of offsetting made a lot more sense when it came to the exchange of goods and services," said Tom Selling, publisher of The Accounting Onion, a Web site about accounting.

Also, the conduction band offset of AlGaN/GaN takes most of the band offset, making the material suitable for n -channel electronic devices.

Moreover, the inherent sensitivity of OFDM systems to carrier frequency offset makes robust signal detection very challenging especially with moving transceivers.

The almost constant offset makes it possible to roughly estimate the accuracy of iterative schemes if the accuracy of the initializing pilot-based estimate is known.

However when accounting for the systems multi-functionality aspect, i.e. savings through adaptive shading to the building׳s heating, cooling and lighting loads, the embodied environmental impact can be offset, making the ASF an interesting alternative for BIPV.

and that its remaining carbon emissions are now offset, making its services carbon neutral.

The inclusion of the population size for each county as an offset makes it an analysis of incidence.

They calculated that due to shorter treatment periods, fewer complications and fewer inpatient episodes the initial cost of the novel biotechnology products may be offset, making the treatment cost-effective or even cost-saving.

The All Ordinaries also reversed direction to lose 0.1%, finishing at 5,476.30, on softer oil prices, offsetting gains made by mining stocks such as BHP Billiton (up 1.3%, to 43.61 Australian dollars [$41.00]) and Rio Tinto.

Many climate experts say encouraging the trade in HFC-23 offsets makes economic and environmental sense.

Critics say the companies and countries involved in offsets make a Faustian bargain.