Sentence examples for surplus fraction from inspiring English sources

The latter estimates the surplus fraction of suspended solids that remain confined within the innermost coil because of its impediment to solids transport in the radial direction.

With surpluses apparently having given way to deficits in the short run, and with the long-term surplus a fraction of what was anticipated a year ago, both parties are being forced to scale back plans for initiatives like providing retirees with help buying prescription medicine.

Surplus reinforcement constitutes a major fraction of construction generated waste.

Most notably, a high precise price generates the highest final sale price, smallest percentage discount off the list price, and the largest fraction of the surplus to the seller, while just below pricing leads to the lowest final price, largest percentage discount, and smallest fraction of the surplus to the seller.

But we need to take a fraction of that surplus and we need to give it back to the American people so that they have it in their pocket.

Hence, as long as Member States reap at least some fraction of the surplus created by their Membership, they quite simply have nothing to gain from declaring withdrawal or threatening to do so.

(1) They can accept the offer, in which case they receive at least a small fraction of the surplus created by the threatening Member State's membership in the European Union.

As previously described, this means that Member States can no longer use the threat of withdrawal as an effective bargaining tool, provided that under the status quo, they receive at least some fraction of the surplus that their Membership in the European Union creates.

Under this assumption, the withdrawal threat has little value as a bargaining tool: as long as the status quo allows the Member State to capture at least some fraction of the surplus created by its membership in the European Union, the other Member States know full well that the State is better off accepting the status quo rather than leaving.

This State management of exports was a powerful tool in extracting a fraction of the surplus from exporters.

Lemma 2.2 implies that risk-neutral entrepreneurs do not capture a positive surplus from the externally financed fraction of their production activity.