Sentence examples for the general measures from inspiring English sources

At first, as one of the earliest and most enthusiastic American disciples of the British economist John Maynard Keynes, he thought that only selective price controls would be needed to supplement the general measures of taxation and compulsory saving that Keynes had called for in his famous 1940 pamphlet: How to Pay for the War.

We study the general measures of non-compactness defined on subsets of a dual Banach space, their associated derivations and their ω-iterates.

For given applied torque, axial force, and piezoelectric drive voltages as inputs, the general measures of USM performance are obtained and compared with published theoretical, numerical and experimental results.

There was no evidence of impact on the general measures of neighbourhood social inclusion used in our study.

Of course, as mentioned before, as part of the general measures applying to MMD patients, revascularization surgery must be performed in a center experienced in the management of moyamoya, especially for the anesthetic procedures and the perioperative management.

The inclusion of specific neighbourhood exposures further attenuates the relationship between the general measures of deprivation (purchasing power, "East Germany") and PCS (Model 5), the latter one becoming insignificant.

The general measure represents the average difference in fit between all subset models (of equal size).

Indeed, he had objected to Murray about Croker's inserting "high Tory" sentiment: Disraeli remarked, "it is quite impossible that anything adverse to the general measure of Reform can issue from my pen".

The factor loadings of the general measure were slightly different so their definition was not strictly consistent.

The effects were more pronounced on the IBS-specific measures than the general measure of daily functioning, probably owing to low pre-treatment values on this measure.

In the current neoliberal climate, the market has become the general measure of social activities that values and underpins policies of caring for others [ 46].