Sentence examples for to flat rate from inspiring English sources

Thereby, note that cost cap tariffs are offered both by the same company in addition to its pay-per-use and flat rate tariffs as well as in response to flat rate and/or pay-per-use tariffs by competitors.

The similarity of responses to flat rate reward in the two stimulus periods suggested dependence on instantaneous reward rate rather than summed future reward.

The responses to flat rate reward during the stimulus varied only insignificantly between rewards delivered during the first and the second half of stimulus duration.

The responses to flat rate reward during the stimulus varied only insignificantly between reward delivered during the first and the second half of stimulus duration (see Figure S1A available online; p > 0.1, t test).

The similarity of responses to flat rate reward during early and late stimulus periods suggested dependence on the predicted instantaneous reward rate rather than the predicted increasing sum of future reward.

Bursts ended significantly later with singular compared to flat rate reward (472 ± 24.1 and 850 ± 47.3 ms before stimulus offset, respectively; p < 0.0001), which is compatible with the different temporal patterns of impulse rate with the two instantaneous reward rates.

By comparison, the Scandinavian countries have recently adopted "dual" systems in which labour income is subject to graduated rates, but capital income is subject to flat rates.

From what we have heard, it may try to move away from payment per stream to flat rates.

So I looked at Uber's website and saw nothing clarifying whether surcharges apply to flat rates; Uber notified me on the app and through a text about the surcharge, but, again, it wasn't clear whether that was for any ride or for non-flat rate rides.

In Kenya, high and variable user fees were reduced in 2004 to flat rates of KES 10 or 20 (approximately US$0.15 or 0.29) at dispensaries and health centres, respectively.

The move to flat-rate, "all-you-can-eat" pricing had predictable results.