Sentence examples for charge stores from inspiring English sources
Both banks were responding to the Federal Reserve's actions to limit the interchange fees banks charge stores each time a debit card is used for a purchase.
Debit card revenue fell, which the bank blamed on new rules crimping the fees that banks charge stores whenever customers pay via debit card.
The interchange fees that banks now charge stores for debit transactions are economically and functionally identical to the check interchange fees prohibited by the Fed almost a century ago.
In 2003, that resulted in a $3.4 billion settlement to stores, a court order to redesign the debit cards and a reduction in the price banks charge stores for common debit transactions — to an average of 42 cents per transaction from an average of 63 cents.
One impact is clear, said Paul Bragan of Wakefield Research, which has studied consumer opinion about the swipe fee debate: Consumers are much more aware of the process by which banks charge stores for the use of plastic cards, and are in favor of more disclosure of such fees.
The amount of charge stored in a capacitor is the product of the voltage and the capacity.
Capacitive charge recovery can be used to recover part of the charge stored within the PZT actuator.
As time passes, charge stored in the floating gate will be diminished progressively through the leakage of current.
Hence from the charge stored in the piezo equivalent capacitance, it is possible to estimate the needle position.
Additionally, both the ion desolvation and the local charge stored at the carbon electrode increase in highly confined pores [16].
Piezoelectric stack displacement depends on the charge stored on it; so using a charge feedback amplifier, it is possible to correctly drive the actuator.
