AS>, said it could not yet estimate the cost of the move.
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Some analysts estimate the cost of modernization at $1 trillion over 30 years.
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They estimate the cost of buying out unwilling shareholders at up to $24 billion.
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Experts estimate the cost of damage caused by Maria between $45 and $90 billion.
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Economists estimate the cost of living in North Korea to be $60 per month.
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Experts estimate the cost of full, nationwide fiber coverage at up to 80 billion euros.
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The company, part of Ahold Delhaize, said it could not yet estimate the cost of the move.
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Experts estimate the cost of damage caused by Hurricane Maria to be between $45 and $90 billion.
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Industry officials estimate the cost of diverting a long-haul flight to remove an unruly passenger at $200,000.
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It was too early to estimate the cost of the damage, said the heritage charity Fondation du Patrimoine.
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The heritage charity Fondation du Patrimoine said it was too early to estimate the cost of the damages.
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Rocket Builder is only intended for commercial customers, and isn't meant to estimate the cost of launching government satellites.
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He said it would be impossible to estimate the cost of the locust swarms until later in the season.
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These myriad factors are why the Congressional Budget Office previously declined to estimate the cost of Medicare for all.
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And when experts have tried to estimate the cost of replacing every lead pipe in the US, they've essentially shrugged.
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Never mind that it's too premature to estimate the cost of the Green New Deal, given its non-specific language.
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To find out which dates are better, Skyscanner used data from previous years to estimate the cost of a ticket around Thanksgiving.
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Researchers estimate the cost of updating Midwestern urban stormwater systems to better respond to damaging storms could exceed $500 million by 153.
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The company declined to estimate the cost of the recall, only to say it had accounted for the costs in the fourth quarter of 2018.
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Basically, the way inflation measures work is that they try to estimate the cost of a representative basket of goods at different points in time.
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While it's too early to estimate the cost of rebuilding Puerto Rico, the extent of the known damage indicates it could be a staggering amount.
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Researchers estimate the cost of a pregnancy and delivery in the US can run up to $20,000 for a normal birth if you don't have insurance coverage.
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A study from Nationwide Mutual Insurance found that nearly two-thirds of women workers couldn't estimate the cost of health care in retirement for themselves and their spouse.
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Nonetheless, the city and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority have resisted demands to upgrade the system, according to the complaints, which do not estimate the cost of doing so.
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Nevertheless, Congress uses a ten-year window to estimate the cost of legislation, and a resolution occurring in year eight or nine may not be fully repaid within that window.
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The same kind of dynamic analysis can be used with the 85033-for-1 order, to estimate the cost of a new rule or savings of modifying an existing rule.
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Still, lawmakers paused their review of the bills to allow the research firm Hornby Zeller & Associates (HZA) to survey state trial courts to estimate the cost of making the change.
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The report used data from the Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence and the Centers for Disease Control to estimate the cost of gun violence in all 50 states.
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The agency also approved an order to gather information on just how much Huawei and ZTE equipment exists in U.S. networks and estimate the cost of ripping and replacing it.
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Officials estimate the cost of the jets at between C$15 billion ($11.7 billion) and C$19 billion and say it is the biggest investment in the air force in 30 years.
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By contrast, when asked to estimate the cost of new banking rules or the benefits to banking activities they seek to inhibit, they suddenly lose all confidence in their economic tool kit.
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Government officials estimate the cost of the jets at between C$15 billion ($11.7 billion) and C$13 billion and say it is the biggest investment in the air force in 30 years.
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DOL in the October proposal said it lacked the data to estimate the cost of the rule to workers, but EPI said it "easily" produced an estimate using census data on tipped workers.
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The planning minister did not estimate the cost of moving the capital but said the president had ordered the finance ministry to come up with a financing scheme that allowed participation of private investors.
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Protesters also set fire to a conveyor belt, burning around 200 meters, and damaging a boom gate and guard house, the company said, adding it could not yet estimate the cost of the damage.
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Analysts estimate the cost of a country-wide glass-fiber internet rollout to businesses and households at 80 to 100 billion euros ($93-$116 billion) - beyond the reach of Deutsche Telekom and its competitors.
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To estimate the cost of installing 5G in Palestine, the president of AT&T compared it with Mexico, which he said was five to ten times as big (it is in fact 316 times larger).
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Auto industry executives estimate the cost of driving a mile in an owner-driven vehicle is about 60 cents to $1.00, and a mile with a Lyft or Uber driver is about $2.50 to $3.00.
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I can estimate the cost of my trip to Machu Picchu by adding up flights, hotels, food, tours, and other common travel costs, and then I have a clear goal for how much money to save.
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So in the case of the Ryans, traveling back from Tokyo, Mr. Ryan used the hotel and car rental apps on his phone to estimate the cost of spending an extra day and night in Los Angeles.
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Dealers estimate the cost of sweetener produced from raw sugar shipped in from abroad, including the 40-percent import duty, is around 32,000 rupees ($13) per tonne, around 8 percent cheaper than local sugar at 34,600 rupees.
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So in the case of the Ryans, traveling back from Tokyo, Mr. Ryan used the hotel and car rental apps on his phone to estimate the cost of spending an extra day and night in Los Angeles.
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While the majority of companies surveyed say it is too early to estimate the cost of a delay in reopening business, about 10% of companies reported they are losing at least half a million yuan ($71 million) a day.
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Drug manufacturers and distributors have lost a bid to bar the testimony of experts retained by local governments accusing them of causing the opioid epidemic who estimate the cost of redressing the drug crisis to be multiple billions of dollars.
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They estimate the cost of a back-and-forth trip from Washington to Palm Beach at about $1 million, with Air Force One costing $142,380 per hour, according to information Judicial Watch says it obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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In an absolute must-read paper for anyone interested in the basic income debate, the University of Michigan's Jessica Wiederspan, Elizabeth Rhodes, and Luke Shaefer estimate the cost of the US adopting a negative income tax large enough to wipe out poverty.
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CNN's estimates for delayed compensation were made using a methodology that draws on public documents on the White House website, federal pay data and the methodology used by the Congressional Budget Office to estimate the cost of the shutdown on its employees.
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Researchers there estimate the cost of specific projects in specific housing markets and then survey local real estate agents, asking them to estimate how much higher a home's selling price would be if the project were complete within a year of the sale.
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Police officials estimate the cost of securing the president while he's in town is roughly $300,000 per day, but that could easily change depending on whom he's with, how many people are in his entourage, where he's headed, and how long he's planning to stay.
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Walsh also declined comment when asked to estimate the cost of a theft of customer data at BA after IAG said on Thursday hackers may have stolen the personal information of a further 185,000 customers, taking the total number of payment cards potentially affected by the hack to 429,000.
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In 1995, complaints about "unfunded federal mandates" caused Congress to enact a law requiring the Congressional Budget Office to estimate the cost of such mandates in bills coming up for a vote and provide for a separate vote in the House and Senate to question the costs of the mandate.
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But CBO was unable to estimate the cost of the PTC mandate on freight railroads beyond a generality of "a few billion dollars," and the expansion of the mandate to commuter railroads happened on the Senate floor — not in committee — so CBO was not required to estimate its costs at all.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington said it was too early to estimate the cost of extending a Brexit transition period after the government indicated it would consider asking for one to break a deadlock in talks with the EU. Lidington rejected claims that an extension would cost Britain more than 10 billion pounds ($13.10 billion) in payments to the European Union in order to stay in the bloc's single market and customs union for another year.
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LONDON, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Britain's Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington said it was too early to estimate the cost of extending a Brexit transition period after the government indicated it would consider asking for one to break a deadlock in talks with the EU. Lidington rejected claims that an extension would cost Britain more than 10 billion pounds ($13.10 billion) in payments to the European Union in order to stay in the bloc's single market and customs union for another year.
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TechInsights, an Ottawa, Ontario-based firm which rips open phones to analyze their contents and estimate the cost of the parts inside, said on Tuesday that the iPhone Xs Max with 256 gigabytes of storage capacity contains about $443 in parts and assembly costs, compared with $395.44 for the 64-gigabyte version of last year's iPhone X. Apple released a trio of new phones earlier this month, including an update on last year's iPhone X, called the iPhone Xs, that starts at $999, and the budget-minded iPhone Xr that starts at $13.
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Government proposals are expensive to produce because of detailed requirements and necessary cost and scheduling information. Experts estimate the cost of producing a successful government proposal to be in the range of 0.5% to 2% of the initial contract value.
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In total, while on tour the Train of Tomorrow visited 181 cities and towns, covered over , was ridden or toured by over 5.7 million people, and was seen by an estimated 20 million people. Various sources estimate the cost of the tour as $1-2 million.
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The State affected must submit an application for assistance from the Solidarity Fund to the Commission no later than 12 weeks after the first effects of the disaster become clear. It must estimate the cost of the measures required and indicate any other sources of funding.
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Environmental Protection Agency. Web. 09 Apr. 2012. . It also allowed the Congressional Budget Office to estimate the cost of mandates to SLTGs and to the private sector, and allows federal agencies issuing mandates to estimate the costs of mandates to the entities that said mandates regulate.
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The alpha profile of an order is the expected impact-free price conditioned on the order and the state of the market, form the decision time to the required completion time. In other words, it is the price that one expects for the security would have over the execution horizon if the order were not executed. To estimate the cost of an execution strategy, market impact must be added to the impact- free price. It is well worth stressing that attempts to estimate the cost of alternative schedules without impact adjustments are counter-productive: high urgency strategies would capture more liquidity near the decision time and therefore would always be preferred if one did not account for their impact.
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Additional offices are located in Lillehammer, Stockholm, Sweden and Vaasa, Finland. In 2006, Telenor Cinclus signed an agreement with the energy companies E.ON and Fortum in Sweden to install 800,000 readers. The investment cost , but Telenor failed to correctly estimate the cost of installing the readers in each home. In 2007, the company lost NOK 300 million.
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GE originally had not intended to enter the commercial computer market with their own machine. However, by the early 1960s GE was the largest user of IBM mainframes, and producing their own machines seemed like an excellent way to lower the costs of their computing department. In one estimate, the cost of development would be paid for in a single year free of IBM rental fees.
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In 2004, as part of a project to restore and conserve Grytviken, Dias and Albatros were refloated and cleared of all remaining oil. Both ships have now been beached. An organisation, the "Friends of Viola/Dias", seeks to preserve the ship, either in situ or by bringing her back to Hull. The "Friends of Viola/Dias" estimate the cost of repatriating Viola at £1 million, and restoration costs at £5 million.
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These data help estimate the resources a government can potentially access to repay its debt. The statement of operations (“income statement”) contains the revenue and expense accounts of the government. The revenue accounts are divided into subaccounts, including the different types of taxes, social contributions, dividends from the public sector, and royalties from natural resources. Finally, the interest expense account is one of the necessary inputs to estimate the cost of servicing the debt.
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Cromford Wharf, the terminus of the Cromford Canal The Erewash Canal, begun in 1777, was intended to primarily transport coal. It flowed from the River Trent in Sawley to Langley Mill, south of Cromford. In 1788, Richard Arkwright asked William Jessop to estimate the cost of building a canal connecting the mills at Cromford to Langley Mill. The figure Jessop came up with was £42,000 (£ as of ) which was raised within a couple of weeks.
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The House bill was substantially the same. The Senate passed a resolution asking the city to estimate the cost of construction for the street extension. Captain William Trent Rossell, the Engineer Commissioner, reported that the city needed of land for the road, of which belonged to the cemetery. Rossell estimated the value of the land at 30 cents per square foot, or $38,036.70 ($ in dollars). Grading of the land would require another $69,286 ($ in dollars).
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At the end of the nineteenth century, the government of Colombia studied the feasibility of additional railroads. Panama Railway was commissioned to estimate the cost of a railroad from Panama City to David, Chiriquí. The cost was however too high and a decision was made to build additional network in Chiriquí Province only. This railroad (Ferrocarril de Chiriquí) was inaugurated on April 23, 1916 with the first train on a steep mountain line from David to Boquete.
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The remediation work was authorised by the NSW Cabinet around January 1939, and at the time was anticipated to cost more than £1,000,000. The first stage of remediation works involved lowering the dam wall by and was estimated in 1937 to cost approximately £100,000. In 1941, the State Government appointed a committee to estimate the probability of the dam flooding. This flood probability was used by consulting engineers to estimate the cost of the remediation work.
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These factors are widely used in the refining and petrochemical industries to help estimate the cost of new facilities. A typical multiplier for a new unit within a refinery would be in the range of 5.0. When the purchase price of all the pumps, heat exchangers, pressure vessels, and other process equipment are multiplied by 5.0, a rough estimate of the total installed cost of the plant, including equipment, materials, construction, and engineering will be achieved. The accuracy of this estimate method usually is +/- 35%.
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The clearing of these trees led to the creation of the protected Bishop Woods. In October 1957, then President of Miami University, Dr. John D. Millett, contacted architects from Cellarius and Hilmer Architects to estimate the cost of adding air-conditioning into Culler Hall during its creation. This warranted 8 inches more for each floor, creating a necessary amount of about $43,000 more for the project. The center of the U-shaped structure had an impressive glass front entrance showing off the Foucault Pendulum within.
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Klinck was called upon to estimate the cost of completion. When Wesbrook fell ill, he wrote his colleague: In July 1919 Klinck was appointed President.Harry T. Logan (1958) Tuum Est: A History of the University of British Columbia In a later reflection, when he lectured on the principles of administration, he lamented that service in the office of university president entailed "sacrifice of opportunities for acquiring a mastery in any recognized department of learning." Nevertheless, Klinck continued his activity with the Society of Technical Agriculturists.
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Many economists estimate the cost of climate change mitigation at between 1% and 2% of GDP. In 2019, scientists from Australia, and Germany presented the "One Earth Climate Model" showing how temperature increase can be limited to 1.5 °C for 1.7 trillion dollars a year. According to this study, a global investment of approximately $1.7 trillion per year would be needed to keep global warming below 1.5°C. The method used by the One Earth Climate Model does not resort to dangerous geo- engineering methods.
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A storyboard for an 8-minute animated cartoon, consisting of over 70 drawings in 10x15 cm size. A film storyboard (sometimes referred to as a shooting board), is essentially a series of frames, with drawings of the sequence of events in a film, similar to a comic book of the film or some section of the film produced beforehand. It helps film directors, cinematographers and television commercial advertising clients visualize the scenes and find potential problems before they occur. Besides this, storyboards also help estimate the cost of the overall production and save time.
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The onshore development concept is a brownfield expansion of the existing Woodside operated Pluto LNG facility. LNG expansion projects have traditionally provided cost competitive new LNG capacity into the market and attractive returns on investment. Extensive onshore development studies for Pluto LNG expansion were undertaken in 2010/11, including a complete front-end engineering and design phase for a second LNG train at Pluto. Previous studies combined with Woodside's 2017 market engagement on LNG expansion, means that Woodside is well placed to assess and estimate the cost of an LNG expansion train for Scarborough.
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With these assumptions, the above formula allows computing the cost of all variable evaluations by iteratively proceeding bottom-up from the leaves to the root(s) of the forest. The cost of variable evaluations can be used by local search for computing the cost of a solution. The cost of values of the roots of the forest is indeed the minimal number of violated constraints in the forest for these given values. These costs can therefore used to evaluate the cost of the assignment to the cutset variables and to estimate the cost of similar assignments on the cutset variables.
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By one United Nations estimate, the cost of a landmine is between $3 and $75 while the cost of removing it is between $300 and $1000. However, such estimates may be misleading. The cost of clearance can vary considerably since it depends on the terrain, the ground cover (dense foliage makes it more difficult) and the method; and some areas that are checked for mines turn out to have none. Although the Mine Ban Treaty gives each state the primary responsibility to clear its own mines, other states that can help are required to do so.
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The first bridge within the Austin city limits was built across Shoal Creek at West Sixth Street (then known as "Pecan Street") in 1865. This first bridge, built by the United States Army, was a narrow iron footbridge and could not carry wagon traffic. As the capital city expanded, development west of Shoal Creek increased, and demand for a reliable vehicular crossing grew. At the Austin City Council meeting of January 3, 1887, council instructed the city engineer to estimate the cost of a new, larger bridge at Pecan Street that would match the full width of the street and permit wagons to cross.
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Israelis and Palestinians have agreed in principle to the creation of a link between the West Bank and the Gaza Strip, referred to as a "permanent safe passage" by Bill Clinton in the 2000 Clinton Parameters. The Aix Group has offered proposals on the design and cost of a territorial link between the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. They recommended the construction of a joint motorway and rail link between the Karni Crossing in the Gaza Strip and El Majed Crossing on the West Bank. They estimate the cost of the project up to $1 billion, to be financed by the World Bank as a long term loan to Palestine.
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Leahy added that bipartisan support for the bill would only come from collaborating with Democrats and charged Republicans with "appealing for our support only after they've written a mishmash bill crafted behind closed doors." After the United States federal government shutdown of January 2018 commenced, Leahy was one of 18 Senators to vote against temporary funding. In February 2018 Leahy was one of four senators to sign a letter to United States Secretary of Defense James Mattis requesting that the Pentagon estimate the cost of and time needed to assemble President Trump's requested military parade, calling the parade seemingly "inappropriate and wasteful" at a time of war.
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When we consider the labor, the power and > the powder required to mine and to quarry products in the aggregate so > enormously valuable, we can not fail to be impressed with the scantiness of > literature on the economics of rock excavation. A dozen years ago, when > called upon to estimate the cost of some open cut rock excavation, I was > astonished to find no text book that in the least served to guide me. I > subsequently learned also that most of the matter to be found in the few > books on blasting was either theoretic or too meagre to be of material > value. What was true then has unfortunately remained true.
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Because such claims would probably be uncommon in the future and the damage awards allowed in such cases would be relatively small, CBO estimates that the cost of this mandate would be small and fall below the annual threshold established in UMRA for private-sector mandate ($152 million in 2014, adjusted annually for inflation). If the Librarian of Congress decides to broaden the exemption allowed under the bill to cover other types of mobile devices, such an action would eliminate additional rights of action. The cost of that expansion would depend on what devices the Librarian would include under the exemption and the forgone net value of settlements and damages. CBO has no basis to estimate the cost of such mandates as it would depend on the regulatory actions taken by the Librarian.
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The Taff Vale Railway in 1841 Early in 1835, Anthony Hill, owner of the Plymouth Ironworks at Merthyr, asked the engineer Isambard Kingdom Brunel, a personal friend, to estimate the cost of building a railway from Merthyr to Bute Docks in Cardiff. Brunel's estimate was £190,649. However, by the following year Brunel had revised his estimate upwards, to £286,031, to accommodate improved gradients, mineral branches and shipping staithes. In October 1835 a meeting of 'the Proprietors of Iron Works, Collieries, and others interested in the Minfral and other Property of the Vallies of the Taff, Rhondda, Cynon, Bargoed, and other adjacent places, and the Trade of the Town of Merthyr Tydvil and Port of Cardiff' was held at the Castle Inn in Merthyr Tydfil, chaired by John Josiah Guest, the MP for Merthyr.
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In finance, the "pure play method" is an approach used to estimate the cost of equity capital of private companies, which involves examining the beta coefficient of other public and single focused companies. Here, when estimating a private company A's equity beta coefficient, the equity beta coefficient of a public company B is needed; the latter can be calculated by regressing the return on B's stock on the return on the relevant stock index. The following calculation is then applied to return the beta coefficient of company A. :Unlevered Beta of B = Equity Beta of B / (1 + DEB × (1 − Tax RateB)) :Equity Beta A = Unlevered Beta of B × (1 + DEA × (1 − Tax RateA)) ::where DEA and DEB are the debt to equity ratios of company A and B respectively.
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Recognizing that the most important factor in reducing assembly costs was the minimization of the number of separate parts in a product, he introduced three simple criteria which could be used to determine theoretically whether any of the parts in the product could be eliminated or combined with other parts. These criteria, together with tables relating assembly time to various design factors influencing part grasping, orientation and insertion, could be used to estimate total assembly time and to rate the quality of a product design from an assembly viewpoint. For automatic assembly, tables of factors could be used to estimate the cost of automatic feeding and orienting and automatic insertion of the parts on an assembly machine. In the 1980s and 1990s, variations of the AEM and DFA methods have been proposed, namely: the GE Hitachi method which is based on the AEM and DFA; the Lucas method, the Westinghouse method and several others which were based on the original DFA method.
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