But, from the studio point of view, this sort of payment is a bit like having a mortgage that doesn't amortize.
That's right, kids, for once you can buy a GM car and work the dials and knobs, read the instruments and gauges and know that when you paid $30,000-plus 30,000-plusamortize the cost of those buttons and switches and readouts over the entire fleet.
The other QoS-aware schemes such as EDCA are frequency-oblivious and cannot exploit the frequency diversity gains, and (ii) K&H/RR considers both frequency-diversity and QoS-awareness like QoS-Fi, however, it does not efficiently amortize MAC overhead, hence the maximum achievable throughput is upper bounded by the MAC inefficiency.
"The only disadvantages are that during the interest-only period the borrower does not build equity by amortizing principal," he said, "but many borrowers feel that is mitigated because they're building equity by appreciation.
If data needs to be transported (e.g., jobs scheduled in a site that does not have direct access to needed data), the scheduling system assumes that data transport cost can be amortized over the course of job execution.
But potential renters weighing the difference between a one-bedroom for $1,800 a month and a two-bedroom for $2,400 -- $600 a month -- might find that it doesn't take that long to amortize a Murphy bed, even one that costs $6,000.
This is not illegal, but if they write off the goodwill, they don't have to amortize it over the next 40 years, which is a benefit to future earnings.
But that doesn't mean it fully meets the criteria for what can be amortized.
Getting Around If you don't mind amortizing a bit of shoe leather, a few Métro tickets are all you should need.
Furthermore, if Nash doesn't look healthy, he could be waived in a year via the "stretch" provision, in which his $9.7-million 9.7-million014-15 would be amortized over three salarys, gining the Lakers a salary-cap hit of only $3.23 million next summer and, thus, more money to spend.
Do not include intangible assets that cannot be amortized due to its indefinite useful life such as the following: Goodwill.
