Sentence examples for set of reductions from inspiring English sources

The cuts to come in May are an entirely new set of reductions.

"We should've dragged our feet a little bit, because we really had two years". This looming funding cutoff has nothing to do with sequestration, the across-the-board set of reductions that have hit the rest of the federal government.

Let Jv be the set of reductions which acts on derivations Dv in the same way as J acts on D (i.e., Jv is the homomorphic image of J under v).

Asked if it meant the public should be braced for more cuts to come, he said: "It always was a multi-year programme, it was never a one-off set of reductions that we had to make - we always set out that plan, the plan hasn't changed, we have to deliver that plan".

The transform function is consistent with a set of reduction policies to be adopted on the base of internal (i.e. system utilization) and external (i.e. supply quality) variables affecting system behaviour.

Yutsis, Levinson and Vanagas developed graphical techniques for representing the general recoupling coefficient as a cubic graph and they describe a set of reduction rules allowing a stepwise generation of the corresponding summation formula.

The set of reduction, oxidation and dissolution equations are coupled together in a master equation which controls the switching rate of the device given as [90]: frac{d{C}_{Ni}}{dt}={nu}_{mathrm{red}}-{nu}_{mathrm{ox}}-{nu}_{mathrm{diff}} (108).

> In the next section we will introduce a set of reduction procedures for sbTSTC phylogenetic networks.

To speed up the computation, the brute-force enumeration algorithm makes use of a set of reduction rules based on Buneman graph enumeration to decrease the number of Steiner vertices to be considered.

Finally, several sets of reduction factors and thermal elongation coefficient as a function of temperature have been proposed by fitting the test results.

What the nation can afford, they say, is a set of modest reductions and credits that address specific problems, like paying for child care and college.