The present-day value of ancient and medieval records of eclipses falls into two main categories: (1) chronological, depending mainly on the connection between an eclipse and a significant historical event, and (2) astronomical, especially the study of long-term variations in the length of the mean solar day.
They estimated the present-day value of the financial aid package at up to $66.6 million, because the value of a dollar declines steadily over time.
Reconstructed atmospheric time series indicate even larger depletions (to −120‰) near 1950 AD, with subsequent rapid enrichment of the atmospheric reservoir of the compound to the present day value.
His sisters wanted almost the same exact deal, which in all would relinquish $435,000 of the Gray siblings' settlement — valued at around $280,000 — for about $54,000, or less than 20 cents on the dollar of its present-day value.
A judge might insist on the present-day value, but you can't be sure of that.
In the statistical downscaling undertaken here, high-resolution observations of sea surface temperature (SST) are used to adjust model baselines, annual cycles and bleaching thresholds to present-day values at a 4-km scale prior to running projections.
And yet Chapter 11 destroys the value of that call option by collapsing all future possibilities to present-day value.
The amount was discounted to present-day value, she said.
Three of the four — George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and Teddy Roosevelt — inherited fortunes equivalent to tens of millions of dollars in present-day values.
Present-day values are obtained from a global reanalysis of tides, wind-waves, and storm surges, including simulations of recorded TCs.
In some cases, parts of salaries deferred without interest are discounted to reflect present-day values.
