Sentence examples for value of shipments from inspiring English sources
Trade is depressed: the value of shipments to euro-zone countries, where two-fifths of British exports go, was 11% lower in April than six months earlier.
The average estimated value of α+γ when revenue is measured by the value of shipments is about 0.37.
Two measures of revenue are used alternatively: the deflated total value of shipments (top panel) and the deflated value added (bottom panel).
The LRD describes several aspects of manufacturing plants' production, including the total value of shipments and value added, as well as employment and total wage bill.
The increase was entirely accounted for by higher shipments from petroleum refiners, where price increases lifted the dollar value of shipments, said Mike Feroli, a senior economist at JPMorgan.
A plant's revenue is its value of shipments deflated to 1987 dollars using 4-digit SIC level industry price deflators from the NBER-CES Manufacturing Industry Database based on the 1987 SIC code definitions.7 The deflated value added is also calculated as an alternative measure of revenue, which is used in the model's estimation.
Denoting the value of shipment of product i from factory j to central ware house and then to customer c in period t.
We quantified the value of insulation in dollars per ton, based on the reported value of shipment from the mineral wool sector [ 29] and the mass of fiberglass production [ 30], along with an assumed density of fiberglass of 0.06 kg/in-ft.
Last year, the value of Bordeaux shipments there slumped 7percentt, because of the sour performance of the German economy.
The value of agricultural shipments, affected by a two-year drought, is predicted to decline 5.3percentt, with a similar decline in exports by the mineral and energy sectors.
The value of worldwide shipments of electronic displays was estimated at roughly $64 billion in 2001 and is expected to grow to $114.8 billion by 2006, according to analysts at Business Communications, of Norwalk, Conn.
