Sentence examples for tariff I from inspiring English sources
We used a gravity model formulation with the general functional form: ({text{tariff}}_{i} = alpha_{i} *{text{time}}^{{beta_{i} }}), where tariff i is the road transportation price for shipment i, i = general cargo, container; and time refers to the minimum travel distance between two governorate capitals.
Services are typically prepaid and available under a variety of tariff (i.e., calling) plans.
A long-term wind-to-vehicle (W2V) coordination program is proposed via novel dual-tariff (two-stage time-of-use tariff, i.e., ordinary tariff and cheap tariff) schemes.
To substantiate these claims different cases of time-of-use (TOU) and renewable energy electricity tariff, i.e. in summer and winter seasons, and the robustness of system is analysed.
In order to select the optimal tariff, i.e., the one fitting their electricity consumption at a given time, customers need to match their current usage habits to the offered pricing schemes.
For example, loft insulation can pay for itself in two winters, and with the 2010 feed-in tariff I would expect solar PV to pay for itself in about seven or eight years, and a DIY solar thermal system to heat your hot water should have paid for itself in four or five years.
Any customers on so-called "dead" tariffs (i.e. rates no longer promoted), will have to be transferred to the cheapest variable rate tariff.
Mckibbin and Wilcoxen (2009) used the G-Cubed model to examine how large green tariffs (i.e., import border adjustments) would need to be to offset the costs of adopting climate policies and whether the tariffs are effective in combating competitive disadvantage and reducing carbon leakage.
Hospitalisations were costed on the basis of 1997/98 extra-contractual referral tariffs (i.e., tariffs negotiated between a hospital and a local authority other than that responsible for the hospital) collected from 12 NHS Trusts in the UK (Qost database).
From the published official tariffs (i.e. reimbursement amount) associated with the DRG 28Z07Z (€396.37 and €304.72 per session in public and private hospitals, respectively) [ 17], we estimated that the financial resources allocated by the NHI to outpatient chemotherapy sessions reached over €815 million in 2013 (Table 1).
