Sentence examples for model with payments from inspiring English sources

His site, The Dish, employs five people and two full-time interns and he believes it can be supported by a meter model with payments of $20 a year from his fervent readers, an audience he built up over 12 years of mad, two-fingered typing.

We estimated main-effects conditional logit models with payment-mechanism attributes as the sole explanatory variables using STATA's clogit command.

This also helps us to provide some insights regarding our results in the 'Dynamic link-pricing model with transfer payments' section.

In the network formation model with transfer payments, there exists either an equilibrium network from PS t (u) or a closed cycle of networks.

For a sufficiently large network, there is a small diameter of at most 4 for any equilibrium network in the dynamic link-pricing model with transfer payments.

Lystable, a startup that makes a workflow management platform aimed at businesses needing to manage lots of freelancers, has topped up its Series A again — this time with an additional $10 million, which founder and CEO Peter Johnston says will be used to fund a change of business model with a payments focus.

Taleizadeh (2017a, b) has developed an inventory model with advance payment scheme under shortages with planned partial backordering and discussed a solution algorithm with suitable numerical examples to validate the model.

Taleizadeh and Nematollahi (2014) have proposed an inventory model with delay payment, managed a perishable item in a finite planning horizon and also presented an optimal solution procedure to establish the model.

Figures 11 and 12 present results from our CReST replication of R&C's model with the payment bug corrected (to ensure a controlled comparison, the reservations bug remains).

Decoupled DP in Ireland were calculated using the historic model with minimal coupled payments (DAF 2004).

Heydari (2015) developed the inventory model with delay in payments on coordinating replenishment decisions in a two-stage supply chain.