Sentence examples for maximum assessment from inspiring English sources

The maximum assessment on employers would be equal to $400 multiplied by the total number of employees.

The optimal alternative based on this technique has the maximum assessment value (Hafezalkotob and Hafezalkotob 2015): A_{text{T - RS}}^ = left{ {A_{i} left| {,mathop {hbox{max} }limits_{i} Y_{i} } right.} right}, (6 in which "T-RS" stands for "target-based ratio system".

The optimal alternative for the interval target-based full multiplicative form has the maximum assessment value and is calculated utilizing Eq. (31): A_{text{IT - MF}}^ = left{ {A_{i} left| {,mathop {hbox{max} }limits_{i} bar{U}_{i} } right.} right}, (46 in which "IT-MF" stands for "interval target-based full multiplicative form".

The optimal alternative based on the interval target-based ratio system has the maximum assessment value and is determined using Eq. (31): A_{text{IT - RS}}^ = left{ {A_{i} left| {,mathop {hbox{max} }limits_{i} bar{Y}_{i} } right.} right}, (41 in which "IT-RS" stands for "interval target-based ratio system".

Indeed, Ms. Stark said, since property values in the city generally have been outpacing the 6percentt per year maximum allowable assessment increase, it will take some years -- and in some cases, many years -- for the allowable assessed value of most Class 1 properties to catch up to with the "target" assessment ratio of 8percentt.

Three Droop-controlled IMG OPF problems are investigated; (1) The OPF problem for maximum loadability assessment, (2) The OPF for maximizing system loadability, and (3) The bi-objective OPF problem for loadability maximization and generation cost minimization.

The reasonable maximum exposure assessment model successfully identified the uppermost exposed population.

Study inclusion criteria included a) location in the cerebellum vermis; b) planar dendritic arbor largely parallel to the focal plane for maximum area assessment; c) fully stained dendritic arbors unobscured by cells or precipitate, and d) an intact dendritic tree with no cut dendritic segments.

Because of the selected age range and the design of the Zuid-Holland study with assessments every two years, longitudinal data could be used from maximum four assessments (e.g., a child who was 6 years old at Time 1, was 12 years old at Time 4).

Common to all maximum performance assessments, oral strength scores are affected by age, gender, practice and motivation (56).

We used forced variable entry with catchment area, interviewer experience, and individual interviewer as dummy variables comparing to a referent interviewer, selected as the person with the maximum completed assessments (n = 102).