Примеры использования Set of assumptions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A set of assumptions, concepts, values, and practices that constitutes a way of viewing reality.
They give an idea of the financial expectations of the company,based on a set of assumptions that take into account various factors.
For each deliverable, a set of assumptions and a plan of actions, milestones and institutional arrangements are presented.
It must be kept in mind, however,that the IER reference scenario already utilizes a specified set of assumptions and measures aimed at optimizing the use of energy.
Existing energy and power demand projection models are often based on outdated methodologies and not transparent, and they do not allow for checking estimations orreproducing them with a different set of assumptions.
Then you backtrack by changing assumptions, butyou never try a set of assumptions that includes the combination that you know are contradictory.
Based on a set of assumptions, these costs, which could include costs relating to the relocation of individuals to suitable destinations, are currently estimated at $141,000.
Furthermore, variation in assumptions can make it impossible to identify a single set of assumptions used for the estimates when actuarial estimates made by different plans are combined.
Examining thoroughly the set of assumptions used in the Australian study, the Group questioned whether another set of assumptions would produce a different result in the rate of return.
Scenario: A plausible and often simplified description of how the future may develop, based on a coherent andinternally consistent set of assumptions about driving forces and key relationships.
The inductive bias of the learning algorithm is the set of assumptions that the learner uses to predict outputs given inputs that it has not encountered.
The actuary treated the after-service medical coverage scheme as a single fund for all participating agencies with the same set of assumptions, based on FAO staff demographics.
Since air quality models are based on a set of assumptions, it is not possible to be certain that the estimated exposure coincides with the actual ambient concentrations in a given location.
A plausible and often simplified description of how the future may develop, based on a coherent andinternally consistent set of assumptions about driving forces and key relationships IPCC, 2007a.
The desk study will provide a set of assumptions about the current situation and a first set of recommendations as a basis for the development of the roadmap to mainstreaming ageing.
A plausible representation of the future development of GHG emissions would be based on a coherent andinternally consistent set of assumptions about socio-economic driving forces and their key relationships.
They stressed that the Commission had used only one set of assumptions and that the results of the actuarial study on the situation prevailing in Montreal would have been different under an alternative set of assumptions. .
Careful note was taken of the Executive Board's deliberations on these matters at the 1994 annual session andthe guidance provided has been consolidated into the following set of assumptions and principles on which to base continuing discussions.
The discerning mind must also realize that it contains its own set of assumptions, beliefs and expectations that must become recognized and accounted for before an evaluation can be made.
Another set of assumptions that can affect the approach is the selection and use of discounting and age-weighting- both of which stem from the methods for determining the DALY originally promoted by the WHO in their GBD studies 16.
Both the Consulting Actuary andthe Rapporteur of the Committee of Actuaries expressed the view that the set of assumptions used in the Regular Valuation was appropriate, when all its elements were considered as a whole.
In that connection, the expert from Australia confirmed that his country would be prepared to revise its study contained in LOS/PCN/SCN.2/WP.10 for the Preparatory Commission as andwhen Special Commission 2 agreed on a new set of assumptions formulated by the Group.
Regardless of whether a programme is aimed at preventing initiation or continuance,it will be predicated upon a set of assumptions which may not always be articulated, but may be inferred, and which may not always match reality.
The present value of the obligation is determined by discounting the estimated future payment required to settle the obligation resulting from employee service rendered in the current andprior periods, using interest rates of high quality corporate bonds for the corresponding maturity years together with a set of assumptions and methods.
Some participants expressed the view that there is a need to design a common model with a fixed set of assumptions, such as those used by the United Nations, the World Bank and other major organizations, on which to base decisions.
Much of Noether's work lay in determining what properties do hold for all rings, in devising novel analogs of the old integer theorems, andin determining the minimal set of assumptions required to yield certain properties of rings.
For the twenty-seventh regular valuation, the Committee of Actuaries proposed andthe Pension Board approved the 4.5/7.5/4 set of assumptions(i.e., a 4.5 per cent annual increase in pensionable remuneration, a 7.5 per cent nominal interest rate and a 4 per cent annual inflation rate with respect to increases in pensions after award) see report of the Pension Board, 1 para. 21.
Emission scenario: A plausible representation of the future development of emissions of substances that are potentially radiatively active(e.g., greenhouse gases, aerosols), based on a coherent andinternally consistent set of assumptions about driving forces(e.g. demographic and socio-economic development, technological change) and their key relationships.
The Committee of Actuaries recommended, andthe Standing Committee agreed in 2003, that the 4.5/7.5/4 set of assumptions(i.e., 4.5 per cent annual increase in pensionable remuneration in addition to the static scale, 7.5 per cent nominal interest rate and 4 per cent annual inflation rate with respect to increases in pensions after award) and the zero participant growth assumption should serve as the basis of the regular valuation for 2003.
The Committee of Actuaries recommended, andthe Board agreed in 2013, that the 3.5/6.5/3.0 set of assumptions(i.e., a 3.5 per cent annual increase in pensionable remuneration in addition to the static scale, a 6.5 per cent nominal interest rate, and a 3.0 per cent annual inflation rate with respect to increases in pensions after award) and the 10-year 0.5 per cent participant growth assumptions should serve as the basis of the regular valuation for 2013.