Sentence examples for population outputs from inspiring English sources

But ONS head of population outputs Paul Vickers said: "It is simply not true to suggest that ONS has 'refused' to revise migration estimates".

We quantify the population output by binning spikes with temporal resolution (Delta t = 10mbox{ ms}) (see Fig. 1).

In Fig. 5, we compare the population output of the DG model with that from the EIF model.

Figure 4(a) shows that the LNL cascade captures the general structure of the EIF population output across a range of population sizes.

First, it suggests one reason why this abstracted model has been able to capture the population output recorded from spiking neurons [33].

Moreover, the population output that results can be predicted from a linear nonlinear (LNL) cascade model, which forms a tractable reduction of the EIF neuron.

Such that, when real GDP rises faster than the population, output per person rises, and so does the average standard of living.

The Granger causality test indicates bidirectional causality between capital, oil price, manufacturing exports, population, agricultural output, and industrial output in the short and long run.

Results showed that the automated classification from GEE produced accurate urban extent maps, and that the integration of GEE-derived urban extents also improved the quality of the population mapping outputs.

And even stranger that anyone should heed a continent with a shrinking share of world population and output, plenty of problems with Muslim extremists and strained relations with two big neighbours, Turkey and Russia.

But disasters now extract a far higher price, for the simple reason that the world's population and output are becoming concentrated in vulnerable cities near earthquake faults, on river deltas or along tropical coasts (see article).