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Sliding scale fees are
variable prices for products, services, or
taxes based on a customer's
ability to pay. Such fees are
thereby reduced for those...
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logarithmic scale for
performing multiplication and division, but soon an
improved technique was
developed which involved two such
scales sliding alongside...
- over a website, with a
sliding scale of
minimum contacts in a
territory outside that of the site's origin.
Under the
sliding scale, "the
likelihood that...
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democracy and
institutional structure (regime-type) on a 1000-point
graded scale.
Values are
sorted based on
level of
democracy and
political accountability...
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exterior sliding piece with a hairline, also
known as the "cursor". Some
slide rules ("duplex" models) have
scales on both
sides of the rule and
slide strip...
- The
sliding wage
scale consists in
increasing the
wages as the
prices rise in
order to
maintain the
purchasing power of the
workers even if
there is inflation...
- 180 mg/dL). The so-called "
sliding-
scale"
method is
widely taught,
although it has been
heavily criticized.
Sliding scale insulin (SSI) is not an effective...
- processes.
Wilkinson ADCs have the best
linearity of the three. The
sliding scale or
randomizing method can be emplo**** to
greatly improve the linearity...
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Records to
release its
first full-length LP, Beachboy, on vinyl, and to
Sliding Scale Records for a CD release.
Following a hard
drive crash and the loss...
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sellers charge on a
sliding scale based on
income and
family size. Thus the
clients paying a
higher price at the top of the fee
scale help
subsidize the...
