Sentence examples for depreciation at from inspiring English sources

Results show that noise has a significant and consistent effect equal to approximately $254 per decibel depreciation at the arterial sites examined and $312 per decibel depreciation at the expressway sites.

Voice traffic throughput has no significant improvement or depreciation at the uplink and at the downlink as voice traffic has low bit rate, due to which all implementations are able to provide the required throughput.

Assume depreciation at $1,000 annually.

The residual value is the cost of the vehicle after depreciation at the end of the lease agreement term.

4,112), knew he didn't want a career where he would end up like his dad laid off at age 50 after spending 27 years as a depreciation accountant at a public utility.

Shares sell for 11 times trailing and forward funds from operations (roughly, net income plus depreciation ) and at a 4% discount to their intrinsic worth, which I estimate at $47. Franklin also published a newspaper and venerated the role of a free press in a democratic society.

Fortune magazine knows and it posted the appreciation (and depreciation) rates at CNN/Money.

That is a far cry from the sort of beggar-thy-neighbour depreciation aimed at keeping prices down.

Mr. Tahl said the depreciation charges at 3 Gateway will help these wealthy investors to shelter some of their cash income from income taxes.

The lesson of America was that the grandest of visions could be derailed by the most banal of details, like the size of the retail footprint, or whether Congress set the depreciation allowance at forty years or twenty years.

Operating income (in the sense of earnings before interest, tax and depreciation) sits at $163 million; analysts expect it will reach $200 million by 2002 on sales of more than $1.6 billion.