The phrase "point account" is not a common part of the English language.
It could be used in a specific context, if you are referring to a type of account where points or rewards are earned or held, such as a frequent flyer or credit card rewards account. For example, "I have been saving my rewards points in my airline's point account and I'm planning to use them for my vacation."
So, to a point, account sharing is allowed.
The wage gap between U.A.W. workers and workers at other car companies is no longer that big, and labor costs at this point account for only ten per cent of the cost of producing a vehicle.
Up to a point, account sharing is permissible; HBO Go allows subscribers to have three separate accounts so that family members can watch different shows at the same time.
At that point account earnings are taxed as ordinary income to the student at his own rate, usually just 15%.
"As a base, the 99-cent price point is really lucrative in terms of getting to the top of the list," says Triple Point account executive Chris Heintz.
Indeed, while Barwise (1988 , 1989 proves a result showing that the fixed point account implies the hierarchical account and gives examples that satisfy the common knowledge hierarchy but fail to be fixed points, a number of authors who have written after Barwise have given various proofs of the equivalence of the two definitions, as was shown in Proposition 2.18.
Rofe then persuaded Ramprakash to play on, before Roberts's direct hit from point accounted for Adam Hollioake to make it 50 for five.
That rule would have made him quicker to sell his entire stake in Schwab, which at one point accounted for 19percentt of the Baron Asset fund.
If you take the average between them, it suggests that a 1-point increase in turnout would improve the Democrat's margin in the popular vote by a half a percentage point, accounting for other factors.
The first point accounts for the selection bias, the second point - for the uncontrolled environment.
According to one Donald Trump biography and other published accounts, the Trump family was originally known as Drumpf but changed the name at some point — accounts vary about when.
