Sentence examples for schemes in relation to from inspiring English sources

In the last part of our experiment, we have varied the number of users (60 and 200 users for FERET dataset; and 75 and 150 users for FRGC dataset) and the number of extracted dimensions (D = 50 for FDA; and D = 100 for ERE) to observe the performance of the discretization schemes in relation to Dfs.

The IRS has uncovered a number of fraudulent schemes in relation to the Disabled Access Credit.

Richard Murphy, a tax expert at the Tax Justice Network, said what the future chancellor was proposing in the clip was "an avoidance scheme in relation to both inheritance tax and care costs".

Philosophy develops this scheme in relation to the different levels of the soul (intelligence, reason, imagination and the senses) and their different objects (pure Form, abstract universals, images, particular bodily things).

In particular, consumers justified decision to join or not to join the insurance scheme in relation to their preference for the unit of enrolment, the premium level and the payment modalities, the benefit package, the health service provider network and the CBI managerial structure.

The changes to the EMSN scheme in relation to fertility treatment was expected to provide savings of $69.4 million annually [ 10].

In addition, the position of the scheme in relation to the national Quality Reform of Higher Education was analysed.

The extent of the benefits highlighted in the previous section indicates the relative success of the scheme in relation to economic effects, clinical benefits and QOL gains.

Director general Miles Templeman said: "It is time for the public sector to face up to the sort of changes we have seen affecting private sector pension schemes, particularly in relation to renegotiation of existing obligations.

"We have since made a number of significant improvements to the management and delivery of the scheme, particularly in relation to the tackling of fraud and will continue to regularly evaluate the scheme".

The review will look at ways of increasing the flexibility and equality of the scheme, including in relation to benefits for unmarried partners.