An appointment was made for a cleaning at a predetermined price.
It comes to more than 5percentt of the discretionary budget, that part that excludes predetermined costs like interest payments on the national debt and programs like Social Security.
Cost plus fixed fee: the construction company gets paid for all project-related costs plus a predetermined, fixed fee, regardless of the length of time required.
The first-stage objective function is to minimize the probability of total costs exceeding a predetermined threshold value, while the second-stage objective function is to maximize the insured task durations.
PG&E will also argue that its purchase costs should not exceed a predetermined total.
Each year, if Medicare's growth exceeds a predetermined rate, IPAB has the power to step in and make cost-cutting "recommendations" to Congress.
To obtain such nanostructure, since some of the VLS growth does not occur, the wet chemical etching [20 23] through a predetermined template might be a possible method to achieve light-trapping structure at low cost.
Watch for exceptions that can leach value from the product guarantee, such as required maintenance, mandatory registration, high cost to return, a warranty that degrades over time, and an item with a predetermined, stated lifetime.
The savings programs are different from so-called prepaid plans, under which parents pay a predetermined amount, which the state guarantees will eventually cover most of their children's college costs.
Kernel Density Estimation aims to measure the density of observations falling into a predetermined window using a kernel (Moon et al., 1995), though it suffers from the high computational cost, and the results are dependent on the kernel length.
