More significant are corporate mergers or acquisitions motivated by the possibility of saving taxes through offsetting the losses of some against the profits of others.
As shown in [14], if it is necessary to take into account the possibility of existence of an offset b for the function f, this can be added through an extra update rule: begin{aligned} b_{t+1} = b_t - eta _tl'(f_t varvec{x}_t),varvec{y}_t) end{aligned} (19).
The possibility of this object recognition model offsetting some of the cost of the device through purchases by users is mentioned in the posting.
Retailers initially predicted that the album would not receive much radio support, but they also believed that Beck's maverick reputation and critical acclaim, in addition to the possibility of multiple Grammy nominations, might offset Sea Changes uncommercial sound.
From an adaptive point of view (all else being equal), in environments where life expectancy is low or highly variable and thus unpredictable, it is preferable to start reproduction earlier rather than later in order to maximize one's reproductive span, offset the possibility of premature death, and shorten generational length to maximize lineage descendants (Chisholm 1993).
However, this advantage is offset by the possibility of developing benzodiazepine dependence.
The annoyance of having to carry so much stuff is offset by the possibility of needing something mid-flight and not being able to get it.
However, we believe that a setup consisting of a pump, control button, and cables might obstruct early mobilization and carry a risk of dropouts because of complications associated with the peripheral venous catheters and that these disadvantages are offset by the possibility of precluding a small, albeit not clinically relevant, difference in rescue medication between the groups.
The results show the possibility of engineering the band gaps and band offsets of these III-nitrides nanotubes by alloying on the cation sites.
"It kind of offsets adverse shocks".
