Sentence examples for gear allowance from inspiring English sources

This includes their gear allowance, which varies from $1,100 to $2,000, their daily salary from $7 to $10 and a summit bonus of up to $1,500.

A methodology is described for analysis of gear transmissions with allowance for the power losses due to both the rolling and sliding friction.

I was very struck when François Hollande was grappling with modest French pension reform in 2013 – unlike some leaders, Hollande does have a reverse gear – that a special allowance was envisaged for manual workers who could no longer do at 60+ what they had done at 25. Unlike many of those who sit at a desk, including me.

In connection with the absence of possibility to process gear-wheels with large allowance at machining of disk shavers (for example, after the preliminary rolling-up of points), N.V. Smorkalov et al. have worked out the construction of a worm type instrument with a continuous spiral cutting edge.

She ticked off the following list for starters: prom expenses, cheerleading, sports gear, cars and car insurance, allowance and college visits and applications.

Understanding this number will help you choose a trailer that does not exceed your vehicle's weight allowance when fully loaded with gear and water.

Basically, don't save your allowance for one of these things, a Gear VR should more than hold you over.

"Shyft is helping our employees optimize their lump sum allowance with a variety of moving solutions geared to their personal needs and circumstances".

It could introduce a carbon trading scheme that was geared to achieve a year-on-year reduction in the total allowance for emissions from aviation.

The middle classes will be shocked by how little money they get on jobseeker's allowance, and by the fact that jobcentres aren't geared to help with higher-level jobs.

Prior to 2008, the expert patients received non-financial compensation (rain gear, bicycles, lunchtime meal, Malawi MoH Home Based Care curriculum training and associated allowances).