"price changing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of a price changing or being changed. Example: "The store's price changing policy allows for price adjustments within 14 days of purchase."
Meanwhile, this paper sets up variables to measure the price changing trend based on the change of exogenous variables and prices, thus achieves the warning of daily price changes using neural networks.
In Bridgeman's view, the scale of price changing and the relative size of the cuts and rises is both confusing and misleading to consumers.
Morris was the "driving force" behind Ms Price changing her will just weeks before the assault at their home in Prestatyn, north Wales, on August 15 2007, it is claimed.
Sparrow/Google also played around a bit with the price, changing it from $2.99 to $4.99 at one point.
In addition to enhancing in-stadium features, teams will need to better learn how to use dynamic price changing models along with more creative promotions in order to achieve further growth.
International oil markets appeared to shrug off the news, with benchmark prices changing little.
Food and beverage makers react to changing ingredient costs by raising prices, changing products sizes or both.
Green building trends, high gas prices, changing cultural preferences and the housing bust may help encourage urban growth and more city-like options in suburban settings.
But with prices changing relatively regularly, comparison websites have been pushing the money-saving potential of changing energy suppliers.
The bears argue that high oil prices, changing habits and a weak U.S. economy will result in slackening demand and lower oil prices.
This situation translates into an extremely volatile pricing landscape in taxi transport, with prices changing in real time in a manner that is hard to predict or trace.
