Sentence examples for amortization time from inspiring English sources

Estimated amortization time was calculated by the estimated cumulated cash flow.

Finally, the amortization time is calculated as the year when the cumulative cash flow becomes positive during the lifetime of the project.

The total NPV result of Nangong composting plant is −294 million USD or about −545,538 per ton waste treatment capacity, CBR is 0.77 and amortization time cannot be achieved in the 15 years assumed lifetime.

The three formulas used in this study of CBA are Net Present Value (NPV), Benefit Cost Ratio (BCR), and amortization time estimation formula, widely implemented for waste-related projects (Mishan 1972; Demir and Arisoy 2007; Bhatia 1977; Ali et al. 2012; Soeylemez 2000) to determine the economic feasibility of the project.

Furthermore, the CBR and amortization time results from the different capacities of composting plant in this study showed an interesting trend; they get better as it approaches the medium scale and worsen off as the capacity moves away from the medium scale (see Table 3).

The EPT, which is also called the energetic amortization time, is the time at which the returned energy equals the energy invested; it indicates when a given plant starts to deliver surplus energy (Weißbach et al. 2013) and is therefore an important parameter for evaluating the sustainability of any energy-producing technology (Espinosa and Krebs 2014).

The financial amortization duration time corresponding to the purchase of a mixer, is found less than 2 years.

Also included here is the total accumulated amortization over time - giving the reader an idea of how old these buildings really are.

The bank can extend the amortization period the time you have to repay your loan lower your interest rate or change it from an adjustable rate to fixed.

(ii) C m x : machine market price: (3) C m x = p a t · T local x · m, where p is the physical machine market price and a t is the amortization per unit time.

Alex W. Lock, a comanager of the Westcore Flexible Income Fund in Denver, notes that Ford's cost cuts, along with better pricing on its cars and trucks, have boosted the cash and securities in its treasury to $22.4 billion and its operating earnings (in the sense of earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization) to 12 times annual debt service versus just 7 times in 2001.