Sentence examples for which is subtracted from inspiring English sources

That period of time, thirty minutes from which is subtracted this or that minute given over to ads, has been sufficient only to provide a "headline service".

Advocates worry more about the small but steady decline in real benefits since 1996, when the "standard deduction" for living costs, which is subtracted from family income to determine eligibility and benefit levels, was frozen.

For every partition, a prediction is created from previously encoded data which is subtracted from the current partition to form a residual.

Panel b: Protrusions, manually highlighted in turquoise, are removed to produce a smooth cortical surface shown in Panel c. Panel d: Representative sagittal slice showing the manual segmentation of the tentorium, which is subtracted from the final brain segmentation.

The control ROI chosen on the abdomen permitted measurement of the background, which is subtracted from the sample values.

The adaptations probably reflect scaling of the prediction which is subtracted from the currently experienced reward value to obtain the prediction error.

Note that, unlike the CBF, CF-based method includes one additional step which is subtracting the item's average rating from user's preference on that item.

This subtractive hybridization was performed using sample cDNAs (tester) from inoculated plants, which was subtracted with cDNAs (driver) from non-inoculated plants.

Imports, which are subtracted from gross domestic product, surged.

The slowdown was largely the result of rocketing growth in imports, which are subtracted from the government's calculations of gross domestic product.

Next, the model by Saastamoinen was used to calculate ZHD, which were subtracted from the ZTD, yielding ZWD.