assumed value

The obtained value is unexpectedly large, about 15 percent over the previously assumed value.

The replacement of assumed values by realized values of the past year is called "true up process".

This allowed him to avoid capital gains and receive a charitable donation tax deduction on the assumed value to the charity.

The cast and crew were not informed that Vortex owned only 50 percent, which meant their points were worth half of the assumed value.

Employees received $65 a share for stock that had been credited to them, under the existing pension plan, at an assumed value of $8.75 five years before.

From the data and assumed values for and we can now solve the above equations (1) to (4) for optimal reservation wages ζ,.

We assume certain givens, so if the test you're - such as the tunnel - is still comfortably PC in terms assumed values, there's a psychological safety net.

Then, having everything set for zero time, and assuming that the activity is somewhere near my assumed value...' 'Assume it isn't-it probably won't be.' '

However, by using an assumed value for oxygen consumption, cardiac output can be closely approximated without the cumbersome and time-consuming oxygen consumption measurement.

These estimates assume that all matter can be taken to be hydrogen, and require assumed values for the numbers and sizes of galaxies and stars in the universe.

The number and type of elements measured are limited by the available instrumentation, the assumed value of the element in question, and the added cost of measuring each additional element.

The assumed value of that stock totals $400 million, and the institutions will also be given $100 million in five-year notes, which will have no required payments before maturity but will accrue interest at 5 percent.

If they didn't, he would have to take his "best" chance, to put some of his office buildings, quietly, on the market, hoping, quietly, that someone would purchase them at something akin to the assumed value.

As Furth (1982) points out, this may result in increased status differentiation within higher education between subjects or institutions; it may also affect the 'hidden' curriculum of assumed values, perspectives and relationships (Becker et al.

The simplest scenario arises if the mean μ is already known; or, alternatively, if it is the conditional distribution of σ that is sought, for a particular assumed value of μ.

Over 99% of this total is related to premature mortality, indicating that the assumed value of statistical life is a key parameter in this calculation (although not all morbidity outcomes were included in our analysis).

These changes in the estimated offer rates over the duration are very sensitive to the assumed value for 71 In Model 1, the offer rate falls 21% between the first three months and the rest of the spell.

Paretian welfare economics rests on the assumed value judgment that, if a particular change in the economy leaves at least one individual better off and no individual worse off, social welfare may be said to have increased.

Sensitivity analysis - how sensitive conclusions are to input assumptions - can be performed independently of a model of uncertainty: most simply, one may take two different assumed values for an input and compares the conclusions.

Under the reorganization plan, he will receive $2 million worth of restricted stock, and will invest $3 million of his money in additional stock, to be sold to him at a discount from the assumed value of the stock.

Not least since the actual density will vary considerably from this assumed value as the aircraft changes altitude, IAS varies considerably from true airspeed (TAS), the relative velocity between the aircraft and the surrounding air mass.

Resulting in a forced sell-out of the company, Sidanko (BP) was rejected from taking part in auctions, and remaining bidders were legally restrained from offering more than US$200 million for Chernegorneft - a mere fifth of its assumed value.

The fund, advised by Mr. Evans and others, is associated with the Triangle Community Foundation in Raleigh, N.C. Next, other donors, who have real cash to give and are being called "investors," will lend money to the fund, equal to the assumed value of the shares.

Thus defined, a post-Christian world is one in which Christianity is no longer the dominant civil religion, but that has gradually assumed values, culture, and worldviews that are not necessarily Christian (and further may not necessarily reflect any world religion's standpoint, or may represent a combination of either several religions or none).

Thus, B can be determined, to a good degree of approximation, by determining the mean slope of a Millikan-Lauritsen plot over some range of values of 1/V, and by applying a correction, using the value of 1/V at the midpoint of the range and an assumed value of κ.