Sentence examples for aggregate costing from inspiring English sources

Aggregate costing figures are then divided into one of three cost categories: direct, indirect and overheads.

This rather unexpected finding could be explained by aggregate costing of birth/delivery services.

Instead of directly aggregates cost of whole support size n × n, we use a two pass approach that first pass aggregates cost along vertical direction, followed by a pass aggregating cost along horizontal direction.

The expenses vary, based on the target year, because they represent the aggregate costs for the underlying funds, Mr. Carlson said.

The 2008 Zeus Coach's Ranking combines the aggregate cost of errors and the frequency of poor choices — regardless of magnitude.

The law, and the proposed rule, would also limit payments to state Medicaid agencies for the aggregate costs of prescription drugs when a generic substitute is available.

Fifty-two of the projects, representing an aggregate cost of $2.8 billion, are now highlighted at the Center for Architecture in Greenwich Village, in "City of Culture: New Architecture for the Arts".

The Vera Institute of Justice released a study in 2012 that found the aggregate cost of prisons in 2010 in the 40 states that participated was $39 billion.

For example, it would be almost impossible to measure the aggregate costs and benefits of a fundamental innovation like a bank.

The aggregate cost of the program could be an added $15 billion, and the individual awards could range above $1 million for direct victims of the attack -- the nearly 5,400 killed or missing as well as those who were seriously injured.

The day will come when the aggregate costs of QE and ZIRP exceed the aggregate benefits but nothing in the minutes or Mr Bernanke's testimony suggest that day is near.