Sentence examples for utility relationships from inspiring English sources

Such "von-Neumann and Morgenstern" (vNM) utility functions are cardinal, in the strict sense that they are defined up to a positive affine (shape-preserving) transformation [ 4], in contrast to ordinal utility relationships that are only defined up to a monotonic (rank-preserving) transformation [ 2].

Given the potential that CS holds in stabilizing the customer-utility relationship amid deeper penetration of distributed solar, in this paper we combine four complementary datasets to analyze how policy, regulatory, and market factors impact the deployment of CS.

Suddenly, these third-party players in the energy data arena have the potential to use consumer data in ways that end-run the traditional consumer-to-utility relationship and to monetize that data through marketing and sharing with others.

A recent study has looked into the cost-utility relationship of telemedicine with digital imaging compared to BIO [ 53].

Dr. Miller demonstrated the practical utility of relationships that drive the chemical and physical stability in the amorphous state.

She said the public utility's relationship with AWH became fraught as she sought justification for the expenses AWH submitted to Sydney Water for reimbursement.

VCS should be considered for inclusion in further studies, together with documentation or quantification of its potential confounders, to assess whether it has utility in relationship to dinoflagellate exposure.

These results are discussed in the context of acceptance's potential therapeutic utility and functional relationships with associated constructs.

Overall, these primers will have utility in understanding relationships between fungal community composition and ecosystem processes, as well as detection of potentially pathogenic Ascomycetes.

"If someone makes a law and it does not happen to accord with the utility of social relationships, it no longer has the nature of justice" (KD 36, LS 22B).

The more restricted node-based name "Allosauroidea" and the stem-based name "Carnosauria" may both have utility in describing relationships among component taxa, although the presently known contents of these named clades may be identical.