Sentence examples for single multiplier from inspiring English sources

So I compared the reported figures from JCT and Treasury for the five years from 2017-2021 and calculated a multiplier for each year and averaged these five estimates to arrive at a single multiplier for a given tax expenditure category (in nearly all cases, the multiplier exceeded 1.0).

The formulation is then applied to the standard response function updating formulation, where the element mass and stiffness matrices are corrected by using a single multiplier, the so-calledp-value.

For example, more multipliers are required in the commutator-free version to support parallel operations, whereas when the commutator is employed, a single multiplier can be shared across the entire matrix multiplication provided that all of the required operations can be completed prior to arrival of the next input sample.

The neuron blocks are designed with properly described methodology, using only a single multiplier each, and implement a cost efficient sigmoid-like activation function.

Furthermore, partial results can be shared inside a single multiplier or between multipliers of different constants to reduce hardware resources.

Block B1 and B2 are micro-pipelined to achieve critical path as single adder and single multiplier for lifting (5, 3) and (9, 7) filters, respectively.

If nationality can vary according to culture, the possible nationalities of a single individual multiply.

To reduce the hardware complexity and to achieve high performance the proposed architecture implements lifting scheme with a single multiplier-free processing element to perform both predict and update operations.

Although the Lagrangian form can be used to transform multiple constraints into Lagrange multipliers, fast bisection searches for are optimal only if a single Lagrange multiplier is used.

The coupling is enforced using a single Lagrange multiplier associated with a constraint which essentially prevents (a) regions from overlapping and (b) the development of a vacuum.

Yet, most existing growth models are still purely phenomenological as they characterize growth through a single growth multiplier without a clear microstructural interpretation (Menzel and Kuhl 2012).