Sentence examples for outputs for which from inspiring English sources

c shows an example of application for stress outputs for which, i.e., mean value is 50 and SD =30.

Industry outputs for which an industry technology assumption is made are proportional to the economy-wide outputs of each commodity whatever industry produces them.

Commodity outputs for which an industry technology assumption is made are proportional to the economy-wide outputs of the producing industries (pp. 74 76 in [4]).

To correctly complete this mathematical analysis, additional verifications are inevitable - after a second-order condition test, we define intervals of feasible outputs because we exclude intervals of outputs for which cost functions do not have an economic interpretation.

The power supply used to deliver electrical current to the resistance has three outputs for which the tension and current (DC) can be adjusted, and it is equipped with a digital display for the visualisation of the tension and current values (Fig. 5c).

Hybrid methods require that the make matrix is split into two matrices, V 1 and V 2, where in this case the first one includes outputs for which the commodity technology assumption is made and the second includes those, which are to be treated on an industry technology assumption.

They are more efficient and better suited to modern demand patterns for diesel instead of the high petrol output for which older European refineries were designed.

And while there has been a movement afoot to bring some types of manufacturing, particularly high-tech production, back to the U.S., there are some industries, such as fabric and apparel, that will not likely return to the level of domestic output for which they were known half-way through the 20th Century.

This is indeed the case for LMC output, for which signal-to-noise ratio increases over stimulation, while the signal-to-noise ratio of the naturalistic stimulus remains constant (Fig. 5).

MuSiC was not evaluated since it requires a post-processing step to filter the output, for which general guidelines are not provided by Dees et al. (2012); and OncodriveFM and OncodriveCLUST (using Intogen suite version 2.4.1) were only evaluated for the case study data since it is not possible to specify simulated SIFT scores for these approaches.

One approach treats human capital in a way similar to capital, as a factor of production for which output elasticities can be estimated.