Sentence examples for time of recalculation from inspiring English sources

"The absence of any such specific language suggests that the proper reading of the statute requires application of the [Local Agency Investment Fund] rate at the time of recalculation and the oversight board's findings and approval," the court papers say.

This caching avoids the time-consuming recalculation of particle pair distances (see relative performance factors of the different implemented integration schemata below): The saved number of expensively safe-guarded particle pair distance calculations may be (empirically) evaluated to be about 7 times the total number of particles in simulation for a common DPD particle density of 3.

Repeating the randomization across all participants for 500 times allowed recalculation of the ANOVA design for each loop across participants, generating a distribution of F values that reflected the variation due to trial sampling.

We estimate probabilities of fluencies on the base of long time observation of proton flux (both direct measurements on the space detectors and on the base of recalculation from ground stations).

A lot of recalculation needs to get done, and the problem is really daunting.

Alternatively, subjective uncertainty estimates may be expressed in terms of an economic risk of recalculation.

Tomas Valasek, director of foreign policy at theCentre for European Reform, says in recent times Germany has often shocked its partners by forcefully pressing its demands, leading to all kinds of "recalculations" within both the EU and Nato.

The faster methods in a static simulation, where the values of the variables can be carried over between time-steps without recalculation, generally have higher start-up penalties, and as a consequence are generally slower in a reactive flow model.

Speaking generally of the practice, Mr. Rose said: "Public space cannot vanish overnight because of a recalculation of floor area.

And this is on the basis not of the official Soviet figures of the time, or even of the CIA's anxious recalculations of them, but of the figures arrived at after the Soviet Union's fall by sceptical historians with access to the archives.

The number of iterations of this recalculation provides insights into the potential for propagation during longer duration storms.