Sentence examples for measuring and pricing from inspiring English sources

As an adult, he worked as an estimator, measuring and pricing materials used in constructing the gigantic platforms that house oil rigs in the Gulf of Mexico.

It would be charged with measuring and pricing systemic risk and, most importantly, collecting insurance fees from those institutions that create it.

One candidate might be a new version of the FDIC charged with the task of identifying systemic institutions and measuring and pricing their risks.

Since intangible assets are not easily valued -- like a company's brand -- measuring and pricing them can be difficult.

The consumer's neurons will be measured and priced only if the consumer wants his neurons to be measured and priced, because their precise measurement enables others to give him exactly what he wants.

The only question is how far its logic will be taken -- to what level of detail will the consumer's state of mind be measured and priced?

Firewood dealers sometimes measure and price their merchandise by the green cord instead of full cords or loose cords as a way to make up for the money they would otherwise lose from the shrinkage of wood.

These are not easy tasks, but many economists are working to develop risk measures and pricing mechanisms.

In the paper, utilizing reliability and game theoretic models, we develop a QoS measure and pricing schemes for this emerging type of service under various market structures.

There are a number of instruments, which can be categorized by type of intervention: land use measures; infrastructure provision; management of the infrastructure; information provision; attitudinal and behavioral measures; and pricing.

Quantities of resource use will be measured and unit costs (prices) will be assigned, using current pay rates, commercial rates (prices) and individuals' reported out-of-pocket costs.