Sentence examples for value facility from inspiring English sources

Classification of rates is based on several considerations, such as bulk, value, facility of handling, etc.

Results indicated that visitor movement is influenced by attraction attributes (e.g., attraction type, experience value, facility capacity, floor area, and indoor feature) and spatial layout attributes (e.g., distance between attractions, path network, entrance location, and attraction distribution).

2008/2009 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey Data Straightt distance of household from the nearest health facility; Chi-squared test p value Facility not open, don't trust facility, not customary, Family did not allow, no female provider and Others.

Similar ANOVA tests were then run for annual caseload and revenue statistics (outpatient visits, inpatient discharges, annual revenue and average salary) and service capacity statistics (total asset value, facility's square footage, number of beds, and number of medical devices with purchase price higher than 10,000 Yuan).

The growth of the diamond industry continued in the following decades, and in 2008 De Beers S.A. established a sophisticated diamond-sorting and valuing facility in Gaborone, which at the time of its opening was the world's largest and most sophisticated plant of its kind.

Each grid use 100 bits to store two values: facility IDs and the corresponding influence value.

Most of the existing models for catastrophe risk assessment consume huge amounts of time and are costly to use, so are more commonly applied for assessment at high-value facilities (such science-based industrial parks), rather than by the tourism industry, where economic factors are of greater concern.

Qualitative findings indicated that women and their households valued facility-based delivery above home delivery, suggesting that cultural factors do not shape the decision where to deliver.

Capital and operating cost impacts must be considered in tandem in order to realize maximum value from facility improvements.

(Like Los Angeles, the sprawling, mostly Spanish-style complex is an interconnected series of pockets). But those who value the facility's laid-back, almost do-it-yourself air and unpretentious spa fear that the proposed expansion could be a mixed blessing in terms of intimacy as well as room rates.

Clustering of HSDPs in certain study areas and sparse concentrations of services per 10 000 population in others, indicate the need to relocate or more rationally allocate services, and further emphasize the value of facility mapping for decision-making.