Sentence examples for shift compensations from inspiring English sources

Martin Feldstein, an economics professor at Harvard, looked into tax changes in the 1980s and concluded that raising rates causes people to shift compensations to untaxed fringe benefits and otherwise suppresses their economic activity.

It would push employers and workers toward lower-cost plans and shift compensation toward higher wages.

"This is intended to shift compensation away from excessively generous health insurance toward wages," he said.

When wage taxes are high and capital taxes are low, firms simply shift compensation from salaries to stock options and dividends, cutting revenue without boosting growth.

It is designed to encourage employers and their workers to buy less-expensive plans — and make a more rational calculation of what services they need versus what is "free" because it is covered — and encourage employers to shift compensation more toward higher wages.

Doppler shift compensation is done at each receiver separately.

After shift compensation, the 2D QA model matches the subjective quality score better.

Based on this model a phase shift compensation method for multifiber sensors is proposed.

The experimental results show that for a proper choice of the phase shift compensation, the sticking period per cycle is reduced, and consequently the power dissipation is increased.

The other approach is a multivariate method, based on partial least squares regression, which can be used to design shift compensation models for the whole gas-sensor array.

Remarkable acoustic features such as Doppler shift compensation, whispering echolocation and nasal emission of sound each show multiple convergent origins in bats.