compensation point

Compensation points are sometimes preferred to stones because the players would like to play or practice as if it is an even game.

The compensation point is reached during early mornings and late evenings.

The advantage of that first move is compensated by compensation points.

By far the most common type of komi is a fixed compensation point system.

In the game of Go, a handicap is given by means of stones and compensation points.

Instead the stronger player takes white compensation points.

This is called auction compensation point system.

The compensation points are called Komi in Japanese.

There are no fixed compensation points.

The first kind was interesting, for strong players, before the introduction of komidashi, i.e. compensation points for second play.

In games without komidashi compensation points given, Black starts at 10-10 and imitates White subsequently.

In assimilation terms, at compensation point, the net carbon dioxide assimilation is zero.

Rules that influence the game include: the setting of compensation points (komi), handicap strategies, and time control parameters.

White (the stronger player) must play better to overcome these disadvantages (points gained by playing first + compensation points).

At the compensation point, the rate of photosynthesis is balanced to the rate of respiration.

This compensation point is a crucial point for achieving high speed magnetization reversal in magnetic memory devices.

Therefore, the partial pressure of CO at the compensation point, also known as gamma, is a function of irradiation.

For instance, in the early morning and late evenings, the compensation point may be reached as photosynthetic activity decreases and respiration increases.

The irradiation dependence of the compensation point is explained by the RuBP (ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate) concentration.

It is favoured in anaerobic conditions and conditions of high irradiance and CO compensation points.

Since the 1930s, however, the second player is typically awarded some compensation points, which makes the starting position asymmetrical, and the strategy-stealing argument will no longer work.

This compensation point is observed easily in garnets and rare earth - transition metal alloys (RE-TM).

The compensation point is the amount of light intensity on the light curve where the rate of photosynthesis exactly matches the rate of respiration.

Furthermore, ferrimagnets may also exhibit an angular momentum compensation point at which the angular momentum of the magnetic sublattices is compensated.

As no one can be absolutely sure what the fair number of compensation points is, some advocate another system which is often used in some amateur matches and tournaments.