Sentence examples for parity points from inspiring English sources

Then, the opposite parity points are updated, with the corresponding correction.

In respect to the proportion of GDPHE given to cancer services, Wilking et al (2009) provide data as a percentage of GDPHE and direct cost per capita based upon 'price parity points' (PPP), that is, cost of comparable items in six European countries, in Euros, but for total per capita expenditure on health presented the data in dollars.

At some point those two lines will cross – the so-called grid parity point for power.

Ms. Wright further estimates that this parity point is a decade away, but offers two caveats.

A report from Ernst & Young yesterday suggests that solar will compete with retail grid prices as soon as mid-2012, if current subsidy levels are maintained, rather than the mid-2016 "pointy" point with wholesale costs.

Step two is to get the platform to that parity point, where it can compete with existing tools on an equal footing with legacy software.

Moreover, my gender isn't going to hold me back from being rewarded for excelling and — to put a sharp pay-parity point on this — if my risk-taking pays off, I'll get rewarded for it.

Solarcentury said British homeowners will see solar achieve "grid parity" – the point where solar electricity rivals or becomes cheaper than conventional nonrenewable electricity – by 2013.

One key question is whether solar can reach "grid parity" — the point at which it can compete with fossil fuels without subsidies.

At the same time, the oversupply was pushing prices down further so that "grid parity" – the point at which solar power could compete with conventional power sources from the grid without governmental incentives – seemed to be in the offing.

The euro, which was trading around $1.25 on Friday, is still above "purchasing power parity," the point at which the currencies are aligned with how much they buy in the real world.