Sentence examples for unit value for from inspiring English sources
The unit value for some wetlands also increases with human development (agriculture and urban) because of increased use and/or increased scarcity.
Full Harvest is targeting both conventional and organic farms, and Moseley reckons it can make money from both, although organics have been an obvious early focus because of the higher per unit value for this type of produce.
Today's standard methodologies to design isolated microgrids optimize the cost of supply as well as the cost of the energy not served with an exogenous per unit value for the lost load.
The forgetting or discounting factor, 1/k, in (24) and (25) is then periodically reset to the unit value, for example each 100 steps, and the initial guess, s(0), has to be set to the previous estimate.
Cox and Wohlgenant ([1986]) proposed correcting the unit value for every household and product group by regressing proxies for quality variations (e.g., education or household size) on the unit value.
The solution to resolve this situation is not to have a unit value for the absolute value of the pattern ratio for all angles except for the look-direction.
The final unit values for all externalities considered are presented in the following table.
It is noted that one hand, F k are evaluated at only those target locations which yield unit values for their corresponding multipath preservers.
Missing price data were received by adjusting unit values for quality as recently proposed by Aepli and Finger ([2013]) and Majumder et al. ([2012]).
They proposed to adjust unit values for the impact of quality and use them as market prices (see also e.g., Park et al. 1996; Thiele 2010).
In contrast to the approach of Cox and Wohlgenant (1986), Majumder et al. (2012) and Hoang (2009) used regionally aggregated quality adjusted unit values as market prices based on the quality adjusted unit values for every household which is consistent with the hypothesis that households are facing the same price in the same market.
