Sentence examples for value of card from inspiring English sources
Visa said it had "concerns that the Federal Reserve's proposal includes artificial caps on debit interchange that do not realistically reflect the value of card acceptance".
The value of card payments is forecast to nearly double in the next decade to £840bn as debit cards increase in popularity with young people who have grown up with them.
The RGDP is the real gross domestic product, TT is the total value of telegraphic transfer, CP is the total value of card payment transaction, EM is the total value of purchases done through electronic money, and Che is the total value of cheques issued for the purchase of goods and services.
Table 1 Cashless payments in EU Payment Instruments Unit 2013 2014 Non Cash transactions billions 100 103.2 Card payments billions 44 47.5 Value of card payments trillion Euros 2.2 2.4 Credit transfer billions 27 27 Direct debit billions 24 21.9 Payment cards per inhabitant times 1.5 1.5 ATMs millions 0.43 0.49 POS millions 9.1 10.1 Data source: https://www.worldpaymentsreport.com/.
Wright immersed herself in the trade, educating herself on the value of cards.
Explain which cards or items are most valuable and why; include information on the value of cards and items related to players still participating in the game today.
That player wins and scores (or is paid by the other players) according to the value of cards left unmelded in the other players' hands—jokers at 15 points, court cards at 10, aces at 1 (11 if the Q-K-A sequence is allowed), and other cards at their index value.
The player who went out collects payment from each opponent equal to the total face value of cards remaining in that opponent's hand, counting 50 points for each 8, 10 for each face card, and other cards at their index value.
Participants guessed the numeric value of cards in order to win or avoid losing money.
See "Rules" for value of cards and suits.
Inferred values of CARD and their agreement or disagreement with experimental values are shown in Figure 2B.
