Sentence examples for experimental price from inspiring English sources

And as an experimental price index, the CPI-E does not yet offer a reliable point of comparison.

Mass-market trim size, e-books, experimental pricing: These are all trends that romance came to first, so it just makes sense that excellence in self-publishing exists here".

Anyone seriously concerned with the accuracy of Social Security's COLA would call for a switch to the index that Congress created expressly to measure the cost of living of the elderly -- the Experimental Consumer Price Index for Older Americans (CPI-E).

They prefer the experimental Consumer Price Index for the Elderly (CPI-E), which weights health care costs more heavily.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics produces another measure geared to specifically measure the living costs of seniors, called the CPI-E, or experimental Consumer Price Index for the Elderly.

The CPI-E, or experimental Consumer Price Index for the Elderly, weights health care and housing costs more heavily to simulate the basket of goods consumed by seniors.

Six weeks on from kicking off its experimental new pricing project, mytaxi has released the first tranche of data on how the model is working — and it shows a small increase in the average commission paid by drivers per journey: 87 euro cents, up from the 79 cent fixed fee of the old model.

We conducted a non-hypothetical, second price experimental auction (i.e., a Vickrey auction) to estimate WTP for a new functional snack made with white lupine and citrus fiber.

Indonesian operators started early, among the first in the world to adopt RIM's experimental stripped-down pricing plans which offered basic services at a fraction of the usual enterprise prices.

"We're still in an experimental period with pricing for music apps," said Saunders.

But an experimental freeing of prices on 11 routes in April found that average fares remained at or below the former ceilings.