The money is owed in varying shares to three pension plans that United operates for its unionized ground employees, its flight attendants and its managerial, administrative and public-contact employees.
Florida has 10 media markets, which have widely varying shares of the state's registered Republicans: The I-4 Corridor The bulk of Republican voters in Florida live in the I-4 corridor, which covers two media markets, Tampa/St.
PCRS and GSAS/QSAS are new incarnations, but have widely varying shares of mandatory indicators, at 45.4% and 11.36% respectively, compared to 30% in BREEAM Community.
This study presents a comprehensive environmental and economic life cycle assessment of a fictional district heating system with varying shares of shallow to medium deep borehole thermal energy storage and alternative heat sources replacing conventional capacity.
However, when oversaturation occurs in an urban rail transit network during peak hours, passengers waiting at different stations may receive varying shares of train capacity leading to the inequity problem under train all-stopping pattern.
Their roles should be more and more diverging concerning the following aspects: Both kinds of renewable energy sources will act differently in the different market segments (spot markets, frequency regulation markets and futures' markets) of the energy system, depending on their cost structure (varying shares of marginal and fixed costs) and their predictability.
Overall, the studies found that varying shares of household income are allocated to paying for diabetes care.
Four puppets of varying size share the role of the Devil; at the climax all four tear across the stage in formation.
Relatives get into the argument because they share varying proportions of an individual's genes.
Although all three work in different media, and with varying ideas, they share a kind of spiritual bent, in the sense that their artworks relate to or affect the spirit as opposed to material things.
In private equity, women account for roughly 9 percent of the senior management positions worldwide, with the share varying from 9.1 percent in Europe to 8.7 percent in the United States, according to a study this year by the industry research firm Preqin.
