compensation Význam & definice

Příklady compensation

• If future generations value nature much more highly, then such compensations will be either unfeasible or inadequate.

• Accordingly, compensations for this group of agents should be such that their utility at an efficient allocation of the common resource equals their stand-alone utility.

• Adding a feasibility constraint for compensations in the two allocations that are compared with each other, this leads to the following definition.

• Without these continual microadjustments and compensations that occur during normal neural ontogeny, more functional impairments and developmental failures might occur than is indeed the case.

• Within the category of mortality risks, random fluctuations constitute a pooling risk, as a larger size helps compensations.

• Entropy-enthalpy compensations are evident that result in relatively small net free energy changes for the ten combinations despite the large range of stacking exothermicities.

• In spite of the problems of widowhood, several people have told me that there are some compensations.

• In modern society there are no economic advantages for the individual in having children, and the personal compensations may be less attractive than they were.