Sentence examples for output path from inspiring English sources
Instead, markets are left inferring the Fed's desired nominal output path based on its actions.
And so I think there might be a different and more effective way to describe what's happening in Europe.Let's say that America's output path represents "intellectual potential".
That difference in knowledge is the reason the euro area is falling hundreds of billions short of an achievable output path rather then several trillion.
But the UK's policy choices will not find refuge so easily, since there the output path has now diverged below what a wide range of plausible historical projections might excuse.
But to the extent that cuts leave unemployment higher, for longer, than would otherwise have been the case, they reduce the long-run output path worsening, in turn, the burden of government borrowing past, present, and future.
The trained model is then written to the output path (line 4).
Monte Carlo based simulation algorithms for finding feasible output paths and calculating impacts of input changes on tasks are developed in order to simulate the change propagation process.
The two output paths of the butterfly operation at the (n−1)st stage at the bottom half can be expressed as (X[frac {N}{2}+k]) and (X[frac {N}{2}+frac {N}{4}+k]), respectively.
This method distributes unit masses simulating revolute or prismatic joints depending on the number of assigned degrees of freedom, analyzes the kinetics of unit masses coupled with constraint forces, and designs the existence of these constraint forces to minimize the root-mean-square error of the output paths of synthesized linkages and a target linkage using a genetic algorithm.
These edges or subgraphs are discarded by traversing the expanded network from input(s) to output(s) and keeping only the nodes and edges that are relevant to at least one input-output path.
The network expansion method proposed here has a potential limitation in handling overall activating input-output paths that have inhibitory edges separated by more than one activating edge.
