Sentence examples for the multipliers from inspiring English sources
noun
A number by which another (the multiplicand) is to be multiplied.
- In the expression 5 × 7, the "5" is a multiplier.
Studies by the IMF conclude that forecasters have consistently underestimated the multipliers during the euro crisis.
The multipliers from fiscal policy only work if consumers are spending; this means fiscal policy must also inspire confidence to effectively boost aggregate demand.
Yet backers point to examples like Mr. Niazi's business to show their investments in these entrepreneurs pay large dividends in the multipliers they create.
The authors note that their findings are roughly in line with the multipliers in many other studies, including a widely-read paper that studied cut-offs in government spending due to findings of mafia involvement in public projects in Italy.
Most economists also believed that changes in discretionary fiscal policy would have small effects on aggregate demand and output — that the multipliers for such changes were small — and this belief was supported by empirical research based on "normal economic conditions".
The multipliers are designed using Vedic Mathematics.
The multipliers are then iteratively updated along a subgradient direction.
The multipliers are structurally modeled in Verilog HDL.
The decade of the 1990s showed that it was the multipliers of household and corporate wealth that drove stock markets.
It is, however, a bit different from the multipliers in many similar scale controllers.
Since the multipliers have low hardware requirements and regular structures, they are suitable for VLSI implementation.
