Sentence examples for the target sum from inspiring English sources

In the end, however, the checks do get written and the target sum is reached.

The photographer set Friday 1 March as the deadline and $75,000 as the target sum.

With a further 26% receiving an amber warning that they faced a significant risk their policy would not deliver the target sum, some 3m-4m homeowners are likely to be affected.These shortfalls do not represent a scandal like the mis-selling of personal pensions.

Let cmdenote the target sum rate of all (cellular and D2D) links over all cells in the system and c k denote the sustainable transmission rate of link-k.

The target sum rate is the same as in Figure 7, but the required sum power is just a fraction of that with fixed SINR targets (see Figure 7).

The total sum of squares (Total SS) for the above model can be decomposed into two independent components as follows (2) ∑ i = 1 n ∑ j = 1 k (Y ij − Y ¯. ) 2 = ∑ i = 1 n ∑ j = 1 k (Y ij − Y ¯ i. ) 2 + ∑ i = 1 n ∑ j = 1 k (Y ¯ i. − Y ¯. ) 2 Total SS = SSE + SSB, where SSE and SSB represent the within and between target sum of squares, respectively.

Each TF is then assigned with an empirical p-value defines as the probability to see the target set sum of scores, given the random sums which are assumed to be normally distributed (Fig. 2d).

To get them towards their target sum of money, the Waves also take advantage of any money-raising opportunity which comes their way.

A target sum point value for the country is calculated according to a user-defined design prevalence and confidence level, the number of cases detected in animals born after the selected starting date and the national adult-herd size.

i.e., we compute the average and standard deviation of the random scores, and use the normal cumulative distribution function to compute the probability that an observation from a standard normal distribution will be higher than the target set sum of scores.

"The actual date I get to check out with my target sum to retirement is much more uncertain than we give it credit to be," Mr. Kitces said.