Sentence examples for unified basis from inspiring English sources

No doubt, it would be most efficient and transparent to deal with the holes created on European bank balance sheets on a unified basis.

"I think what matters most is people have a very clear view of what's coming so that there are no surprises, and that means setting expectations accordingly, so that we can proceed in a unified basis".

"I think what matters most is people have a very clear view of what's coming so that there are no surprises, and that means setting expectations accordingly, so that we can proceed in a unified basis," Mr. Ryan said.

Quantitative methods are required to seek the unified basis for evaluating the energy performance of these processes.

The following theorem states an interesting explicit representation of the unified basis in terms of Apostol-type polynomials and relation between Stirling numbers of the second kind.

In order to analyze the costs on a unified basis, they are updated to a common year (2009), taking into account the yearly inflation rates.

In this paper a unified analytical basis for the measurement of damping non-proportionality through indexing is presented.

The I × E concept incorporates the multi-factorial and dynamic nature of health and disease and provides a unified, conceptual basis for integrating results from multiple areas of research, including genomics, G × E, developmental origins of health and disease, and the exposome.

Corollary 2 By taking a = 0, b = − 1 in Theorem  1, we obtain the explicit representation of the unifying Bernstein basis polynomials [1]: P n ( 0, − 1 ) ( x ; k, m ) : = B n ( m k, x ) = 2 ( 1 − k ) m x m k ( n m k ) ( 1 − x ) n − m k.

In this case, we let x ∈ [ 0, 1 ] and we see that G 0, − 1 ( t, x ; k, m ) = [ 2 1 − k x k t k ] m 1 ( m k ) ! e t [ 1 − x ] = ∑ n = 0 ∞ P n ( 0, − 1 ) ( x ; k, m ) t n n ! generates the unifying Bernstein basis polynomials P n ( 0, − 1 ) ( x ; k, m ) : = B n ( m k, x ) which were introduced and investigated in [1].

The concept of network-led neurodegeneration offers a potentially unifying neurobiological basis for the diverse spectrum of clinical and neuroimaging phenotypes produced by pathogenic proteins [Raj et al., 2012; Zhou et al., 2012].