Many residential streets are metered or reserved for local residents.
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Yet equity returns come in waves, not in metered doses.
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Additionally, the metered parking in most city streets becomes superfluous.
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Software is becoming a service and IT infrastructure a metered utility.
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Traffic is bad so I have to park in a metered spot.
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A metered model kind of goes against that because you're by definition rationing.
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DOT officials say there are currently about 85,000 metered spots throughout the city.
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As part of the redesign of Bloomberg Businessweek, we introduced a metered paywall.
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The feature will support both freemium (ad-supported and subscription) and metered models.
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They would not be charged anything beyond the metered fare for the pickup.
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It scored a preliminary rating of 5.7 in metered market results, Deadline reported.
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A metered model kind of goes against that because you're, by definition, rationing.
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So, you launched this paywall, it's a metered paywall, some version of that, 2900.
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The free parking spots are taken, so I pay for a metered spot ($1.03).
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It can be very metered and mathematical but then it like, farts a little.
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So, the metered model, you'd get 2000 free a month and we could flex that.
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I park on the street in a metered space, which is $3 for two hours.
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This is different from the traditional metered fare, that doesn't take into account live demand.
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The idea was not to totally disconnect, but to test rational, metered uses of technology.
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L.A. beauty trends last about as long as a metered parking spot on Abbott Kinney.
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The taxi commission, for example, can increase metered fares, which it last raised in 2012.
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What you get with a black cab is a metered fare and you know you're safe.
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When functioning properly, the metered-dose inhaler releases a fixed dose of medication in aerosol form.
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The show achieved a 16.3 rating and a 27 share in the 56 Nielsen metered markets.
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Cloud services are paid for on a metered basis; revenue comes in only when customers use them.
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Metered-dose albuterol inhalers are used to deliver medication into the body through the airway and lungs.
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I think the Times' metered paywall situation is pretty porous by design, and it seems to work.
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Urbanist Annie Fryman, responded, suggesting that the metered parking spot be used as a coworking space instead.
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Q. I live in a rural area with an extremely slow, metered connection and limited internet bandwidth.
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Standalone metered and unlimited Jetpack plans will also be provided an additional 15GB of 4G LTE data.
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Each apartment has new wood floors and recessed lighting and is metered separately for electric and gas.
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Seven out of 10 of the 50 million inhalers prescribed in England in 2017 were metered-dose inhalers.
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Slashes metered into neat rows and columns, this is as close to poetry as the artist ever gets.
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Its metered paywall, while arguably ahead of its time, is strict, limiting nonsubscribers to one article a month.
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It dashes from a metered on-ramp light to 60 miles an hour in just under seven seconds.
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The game drew a 6.2 rating in metered markets, which was an 18-percent drop from the week prior.
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That's particularly important for cheaper smartphones, which tend to have less memory, and people who use metered mobile data.
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Singing along to a Misfits song does not require hitting every lyric with fine-tuned accuracy and metered precision.
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The more complex items on the list include metered dose inhalers, ventilators, elastomeric respirators and powered air purifying respirators.
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"Uber is illegal," Reuben Mzayiya, a spokesman for the metered taxi business in Gauteng province, told broadcaster 702 Talk Radio.
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Researchers found that these metered-dose inhalers contribute 3.9% of the carbon footprint of the UK's National Health Service (NHS).
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Researchers found that the carbon footprints of metered-dose inhalers were up to 37 times those of dry powder inhalers.
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Along the same lines, if you aren't [giving teams] clear, metered funding, how are they going to have that scarcity?
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Each overdub has to sit on top of the last overdub with a completely coherent perfectly metered attitude to it.
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Today, we have near-monopolies, walled garden services; the mobile internet is metered and expensive; and copyright is vigorously enforced.
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"Our competition is using metered plans today," said Stewart Ewing, CenturyLink's chief financial officer, during an earnings call this week.
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Recent versions of Windows have a "metered connection" setting that can limit the amount of data the computer automatically transfers.
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Mr. Pirog began bringing in tangled melodies and odd-metered patterns, and flinging them at the band at high speeds.
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We also, we do some content that's exclusive to members only and some that's open and hits a metered paywall.
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I drop her off and drive for another five minutes until I give in and park at a metered spot.
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But it is possible that Facebook could produce a metered pay wall product similar to those used by some publishers.
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The remaining 5 million coins will be metered out by the bitcoin software over the next 100 years…yes a century.
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The metered model worked fine and it kind of gave us our first ... You get this many free clicks per month.
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But it becomes more difficult to use once you want to monetize your content using subscriptions, metered paywalls and user accounts.
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The Times hit upon the answer in 2011, when it introduced a metered paywall, something the Financial Times was also trying.
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Instead of just a "Like," a single "Like," there's a clapping system where it can be metered and assumably monetized, i.e.
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" She added that equipment provided to the SDF would be "limited, mission-specific, and metered out incrementally as objectives are reached.
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The skill also employs a metered-access paywall that allows listeners to stream up to 10 articles per week for free.
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Taxicabs as we know them — yellow on the outside, metered on the inside — were not yet part of our city's fabric.
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Competitor Bloomberg announced earlier this month it would begin a metered pay wall to charge users for access to its content.
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Before you park at the flat-rate lot across the street, check the metered spots in front—they're free after business hours.
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Starting this week, metered parking spots in midtown Manhattan are going mobile with a new system that lets drivers pay via smartphone.
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Although the Meizu metered the shot more brightly, a 100% crop of the shot shows that the image was still noise-free.
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But mytaxi focuses on metered taxis, while Uber relies on unmetered cars and drivers who are not formally registered as taxi drivers.
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Less than 10% of water is metered and previous government attempts to expand metering have failed, according to the city's resilience strategy.
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Yellow and green cabs, which are metered and have set fare rules will be out in force at the airport taxi stands.
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He's a cog in a machine, perfectly timed and paced and metered so that Sam can fight him in the right moments.
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The service has LinkedIn Lite integrated in it and is designed to work on slow and metered internet connections, something common in India.
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There's been quite a significant change in that we've moved from the metered model to what we call a sort of sampling model.
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Complex drugs include medicines like metered-dose inhalers to treat asthma that have at least one feature difficult to copy under existing rules.
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Core inflation is a measurement that the central bank monitors for monetary policy, which strips out food, fuel, metered water and electricity prices.
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Careem said in a statement it had agreed with the Palestinian transport ministry for its fares to be the same as metered taxis.
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You find one using the app, drive it where you want to and leave it parked wherever there's street parking that isn't metered.
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Communism, a model of government-less society in which resources and opportunity are metered out with equality and impartiality, has never been successfully implemented.
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Incognito mode has long been used as a workaround for metered paywalls, which forces users to subscribe after they've hit a certain article limit.
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EST that included the president's address attracted a combined 28.1 rating in metered markets on ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, Fox News, CNN and MSNBC.
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For IoT, pricing starts at $2 per SIM per month and data usage starts at $0.10 per MB metered across a pool of devices.
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Six months after the membership rollout, Quartz walled off its free content behind a metered paywall to help drive memberships, adding to staff confusion.
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We started at 10, we reduced it ... We definitely tightened up the metered model, but then we thought, what do we really want to do?
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Still, it's customary to round up to the nearest pound on metered taxi journeys, more as a convenience to the driver than as a tip.
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Curbside generates revenue through a SaaS model — meaning CVS pays a metered rate based on transaction volume when orders come in through the CVS app.
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The feature will support both metered models: It will start with a uniform meter at 10 articles and test variations from there, plus "freemium" models.
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The New York businessman Harry N. Allen began importing hundreds of metered, gasoline-powered taxis from France, which New Yorkers started riding in that fall.
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Companies that sell cloud-based software, meaning Internet-delivered software bought on a metered basis rather than paid for upfront, also saw particularly sharp declines.
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Canadian cannabis company TerrAscend has entered into a distribution agreement with vape company Syqe Medical to bring Syqe's metered-dose vape to the Canadian market.
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Sprint, meanwhile, will provide for 60 days unlimited data to customers with metered plans, starting March 18, along with 20GB of free mobile hotspot data.
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Metered dose inhalers (MDIs) filled with the medicine albuterol are in short supply, as hospitals need them to treat patients infected by the novel coronavirus.
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Public buses in the cities are surprisingly efficient and cost about 30 cents, and metered taxi rates start at about 80 cents for the first mile.
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By swapping metered-dose inhalers for dry powder inhalers, users could reduce their carbon emissions equivalent to reducing their meat consumption or recycling, researchers said Wednesday.
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Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 users on a metered connection will have to turn off automatic updates to prevent the Windows 10 installer from downloading automatically.
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It's a metered system, where the publisher can let the reader through the paywall a set number of times before they really do have to pay.
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But after a long night, one driver in Wausau, Wisconsin, figured a parking ticket was worth the risk, instead of driving home from a metered lot.
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And should your metered time run out while you're stuck in line at Trader Joe's, worry not; you can use the app to extend your stay.
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The report said Acton had proposed monetizing WhatsApp through a metered-user model, charging users after a certain large number of free messages were used up.
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Portland, Oregon, continued to keep it weird (and cute) this week when it rolled out Parking Kitty, a new app that lets you pay for metered parking.
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The system fulfills Mayor de Blasio's promise to roll out a smarter metered parking system by year's end — and with a full week or so to spare.
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That's the program where readers can pay a monthly fee (currently $5) to access content behind a metered paywall (plus, they get early access to new features).
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Instead, the company plans to offer, in addition to the usual metered charge, a flat fare option that will be available in two to three weeks' time.
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Over time, Verst could add support for other types of paywalls, like metered systems where each visitor can only read a certain number of articles for free.
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Paid content (on the digital side) is new territory for us, and we have a lot to learn about metered paywalls, conversion rates, funnels, pricing, and more.
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The Prices: Standard metered fares for London black cabs; there's no surge pricing, but rides are a minimum of £10 on the weekends and before 10 a.m.
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Seattle offers permits to car-sharing services that allow users to park at metered spots without paying, making it a good place to start a service like this.
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The site's metered paywall remains its most powerful incentive to subscribe, which is why most new subscribers sign up once they've maxed out their monthly allowance on NYTimes.com.
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The light version of LinkedIn's mobile website, called LinkedIn Lite, is aimed at users with slow internet connections or those on metered internet connections with low download limits.
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Bay Area News Group is currently working to roll out a metered system in the coming weeks that will limit the number of articles nonsubscribers can see online.
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California-based Hmbldt sells metered-dose vape pens in four formulas, including one for pain relief, that deliver targeted blends of cannabinoids and THC while minimizing psychoactive effects.
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Facebook is reportedly considering a metered-payment model, where users could read some articles (sources tell WSJ potentially 10) for free each month before being asked to pay.
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Offering a metered option may not only save their owners some money, but also go some way to disproving the view that insurance and fintech do not mix.
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Many communities have historically relied on diesel generators, making the idea of paying based on metered usage difficult to budget for when compared to buying fuel up front.
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And price can also be an issue: Taxi fares are metered, and are based on base and per-minute and per-mile fares typically set by local municipalities.
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Six months after rolling out the membership program, Quartz, which had been free for most of its existence, put up a metered paywall to encourage membership sign-ups.
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The 8.2 overnight rating among metered-market households is down 2 percent from the previous all-time low from just last year, when Jimmy Kimmel hosted on ABC.
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Commuters to Manhattan, 65 miles southwest, can drive about 12 miles into New York to catch Metro-North Railroad's Harlem line at Southeast, where metered parking is available.
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There's no surge pricing — customers pay either the metered fare or can choose to pay a fixed fare, which is displayed on the app ahead of their ride.
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Dr. Starkie said she believes this "metered release" approach is beneficial for students and parents because it encourages restraint and keeps the focus on student empowerment and learning.
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The episode was its best metered performance in a decade, topped only by the first post-election interview with President-elect Barack Obama and Michelle Obama in 2008.
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The report cites a number of examples: A Border Patrol supervisor told the inspector general's team that illegal entries increased when asylum-seekers were metered at ports of entry.
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Core inflation, which the central bank monitors for monetary policy purposes, excludes food, fuel, electricity and metered water, rose from 0.8 pct in June to 3.9 pct in September.
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After the drubbing metered out to Suanluang TBM Gym at Lumpinee Stadium in Bangkok, you don't have to consult the Oracle of Delphi for the future odds on that.
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Added competition from T-Mobile and Sprint forced their larger counterparts at AT&T and Verizon to ditch metered data and bring back unlimited data plans several years ago.
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The city got rid of metered parking on certain streets, and doubled the size of the loading zones so that trucks could fit without obstructing the flow of traffic.
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PUCN now says that study is out of date, since NV Energy has almost seven times as many net-metered customers as it did when the study was conducted.
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It wants a minimum pay rate for app drivers, similar to the metered fare taxi drivers earn; a limit on Uber's commission; and a halt to licensing additional drivers.
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The poetry form consists of three strictly metered lines — of five syllables, seven syllables and five syllables — although sometimes Mr. Ellis paints only a single line of a poem.
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Replacing 10% of metered-dose inhalers in England with the cheapest dry powder equivalents would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by the equivalent of 58 kilotonnes of CO2, the scientists said.
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So, in a way, it's picking up on Acton's suggestion of a 'metered model' — just in a fashion that will "scale" the bottom line in Sandberg's sought for 'loadsamoney' style.
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We park in a metered spot on a nearby street; I pay $8 for four hours of parking, but the friend we picked up earlier slips me a $10 bill.
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A few prestigious and specialist dailies, such as the Financial Times, can get away with charging online readers, most often via a "metered" paywall that allows a few free clicks.
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Speaking before a rally yesterday, Bhairavi Desai, head of the New York Taxi Workers Alliance, also urged a minimum metered fare across the car transport business, including taxis and Uber.
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Alternatives to metered dose inhalers, like nebulizers, aren't as safe to use for people who might have the coronavirus, because they can help spread the virus and expose healthcare workers.
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Metered-dose inhalers contain liquified, compressed gas hydrofluoroalkane (HFA) -- a greenhouse gas -- which acts as a propellant to atomize the drug being delivered and to pump it out to the user.
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The bank uses core inflation, which excludes food, metered water, fuel and electricity, to determine its monetary policy and had seen it peaking at 6-8 percent in the second quarter.
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The FDA didn't mention any drug or therapeutic class by name, referring to a category of complex generics that includes medicines delivered through devices like metered dose inhalers, or auto-injectors.
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Far-right contender Marine Le Pen wants to protect the likes of the traditional French baker or driver of metered taxis in towns and cities across the country from unfair competition.
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In time, autonomous vehicles of all kinds will become as much a part of the accepted ecosystem as automated lights and bridges, metered freeway entrances, parking monitoring systems, and so on.
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She told CNN yesterday that the arming of the YPG will be "limited, mission-specific, and metered out incrementally as objectives are reached," a message clearly meant to assuage Turkish fears.
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I loved the site, and was perfectly happy ruining it at my own, metered pace, where I couldn't mess too much shit up or, more importantly, disappoint Nick and Gabriel too regularly.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Wednesday that drivers would be able to pay by cell phone to use any of the city's 85,000 metered parking spaces by the end of 2016.
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Law No. 1: Delivers a service that can be metered Not unlike SaaS businesses, successful developer platforms need to deliver predictable, recurring revenue — ideally that expands on a customer basis over time.
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Passengers claimed that for a one-year period, Uber said on its website and in other marketing materials that it automatically charged users their metered fares plus a 20 percent tip for drivers.
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So you have a month to read everything you like, and we felt that was much more in line with ... That was the metered model or that's where ... That's where we are now.
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When everything clicks — as on "Hiccup Smooth," which converges odd-metered funk and express-lane swing — the linkage between folkloric and modern dialects feels clear and compelling, with not a jot of doubt.
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When it goes live next month, Curb will allow users to hail and pay for a metered taxi ride, as well as —" for the first time ever —" book a yellow cab in advance.
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For those metered parking spaces that have sensors, the car's navigation system asks if you want to start a parking session and then, once that's confirmed, charges for the meter on the screen.
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"Some of the equipment and the resources ... are already in theater and some of those may have begun being dispersed very quickly ... Some will be metered out as it's needed," Air Force Col.
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The nearly four-hour live telecast of the film industry's highest honors attracted 18.9 percent of viewers in 56 major markets according to Nielsen's preliminary overnight metered market household ratings, an ABC spokesman said.
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And when people don't pay to park at the curb (only a tiny fraction of curbside spots in the United States are metered), it's the city that pays to build and maintain that spot.
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To help staff up, the DOT plans to charge scooter companies $30,000 a year to operate in Oakland, as well as $64 per scooter per year, and 10 cents to park in metered areas.
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The idea for a paywall is based on premium and metered plans and has been in the works for a while, TheStreet said, citing Brown at the Digital Publishing Innovation Summit in New York.
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It belies a tide of systematic abuse—including blackmail, beatings, and rapes—metered out against sex workers, a section of society seen by some as sub-humans deserving of anything that comes to them.
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Three unsuccessful Uber attempts and one unsuccessful metered cab attempt later, and law enforcement switched plans, bringing the remaining three further into the old precinct headquarters, signaling to everyone that the show was over.
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Keep in mind that uploading larger image files will take up more data, in case you are on a metered plan from your carrier and need to keep an eye on your monthly allowance.
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Solar advocates warned for months that the net metering "cap" would be reached in the summer — by law, net-metered solar can represent no more than 22016 percent of peak load in the state.
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A driver who drove 250 to 213-2000/22020 miles to pick up a disabled passenger in Manhattan, for example, would receive a $230 fee in addition to his share of the metered fare.
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Passengers can opt for a shared taxi through the existing Via or Curb app, and each party will pay 60 percent of the metered fare for the shared portion of his or her ride.
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Learning about the behavior of light, Discovery's fifth graders have visited the schools' rooftop solar lab (a handful of adjustable panels that are metered separately) to see how angling the panels changes their power production.
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It charges a transaction fee based on the payment, which is metered by API usage, although the company plans to introduce a manual mass-payout option in the coming month or so, according to Zhang.
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About the subscription feature: The metered paywall will likely support 10 or more free articles a month before readers are prompted to pay, and publishers will have control over which articles are locked and unlocked.
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Surely enough, he describes in a metered cadence — seeking precision with each word — how he and a brother killed his mother and younger siblings before leaving their homes to wage kamikaze war on the Americans.
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The move to a metered paywall has been in the works for a year, said Pamela Wasserstein, the daughter of the late New York magazine owner Bruce Wasserstein and the company's chief executive since 2016.
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To create the necessary political support for market-priced curb parking, some cities have created so-called parking benefit districts that dedicate the meter revenue to pay for added public services on the metered streets.
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Careem resumed services in the Palestinian city of Ramallah in March after pricing its fares in line with metered taxis and first working with licensed taxi drivers as part of an agreement with Palestine's transport ministry.
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It's not only a major cause of violence, exploitation, and death—usually metered out to those occupying the lower echelons of the drug trade—but also an essential part of what makes the drug business tick.
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"The products that will no longer constitute an essential use are: Sterile aerosol talc administered intrapleurally by thoracoscopy for human use and metered-dose atropine sulfate aerosol human drugs administered by oral inhalation," the FDA said.
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For Verizon consumer prepaid and consumer and small business postpaid metered customers, 15GB will be added to your current standalone or shared data plan, which can be used for smartphone, hotspot or other connected device use.
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The speed at which these "chain" immigrants are added into the labor force is metered by the five-year wait to become a citizen and by some annual caps, although there is no limit on parents.
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Phillip Dampier, a consumer advocate who has spent a decade fighting against such limits via his website Stop the Cap, told Motherboard that users getting caught in this tightening net of metered usage was the entire point.
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For example, if only half of New York's on-street spaces were metered and the average revenue per space were only $2,000 a year ($5.50 a day), the total revenue would amount to $3 billion a year.
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Technology and judicial rulings finally did the tax in: With the advent of cellphones and bundled non-metered plans, the courts ruled that a tax based on the length and distance of a call made little sense.
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Something it has over the Musish alternative is playback quality control: Click the cog icon in the playback bar to choose between the High (256 kbps) and Standard (64 kbps) options (handy if you're on a metered connection).
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JERUSALEM, Jan 19 (Reuters) - Cigarette giant Philip Morris International will invest about $20 million in an Israeli start-up that developed a metered-dose vaporiser of raw plants for medical use, Israeli news website Calcalist reported on Tuesday.
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Here's how it will work: Facebook will start with two paywalled options for publishers to choose from: The first option is a metered model where everyone gets to read 10 free stories per month before needing to subscribe.
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There are metered paywalls, there are all sorts of things, and just because as a publisher you say, "I want to charge something for my content," it doesn't mean you're attacking society, or against the freedom of information.
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In the first two weeks of March, hospitals ordered more than twice as many metered-dose inhalers (MDIs) as they did over comparable periods in January and February, according to data compiled by Premier, a healthcare-supply company.
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When making your decision, also check the bandwidth requirements for smooth streaming, and that your broadband plan can accommodate the data usage, as streaming video services are often too unwieldy for those on slow connections and metered plans.
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In January, Cigarette conglomerate Philip Morris International announced that it will invest $20 million in Syqe Medical, an Israeli start-up that developed the world's first precision metered dose inhaler for medical use, according to Israeli news site Calcalist.
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While he uses the public square to preen and retaliate at every available opportunity, Clinton's metered approach to public appearance now consistently inspires a level of widespread fascination, if not hope and resilience—even if those aren't her intentions.
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I did not know that the online superstore also had a lucrative sister business selling cloud-computing services—metered use of a sprawling, international network of server farms—which provided the backend infrastructure for other companies' websites and apps.
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BANG is currently working to roll out a metered system in the coming weeks that will limit the number of articles nonsubscribers can see online—something many (mostly larger) papers across the country have already done, with varying degrees of effectiveness.
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In most cases, you've already paid for the resources you'll be sharing on the blockchain, whether it's your hard drive space, your CPU or your bandwidth (unless you're on a metered connection, in which case sharing it would be unwise).
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This November, though, instead of having to pay cash for leaving your car in a metered area for too long, Tampa Bay is letting people pay their parking tickets with canned food that will be donated to those in need.
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Launch the Settings app in Windows 10, click WiFi then your network, and you can toggle the Metered connection switch: this tells installed apps you're on a limited connection, and puts a halt to large OS updates at the same time.
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The changes did not significantly increase the amount that drivers earn from each ride in most cases, because Uber also lowered drivers' metered rates, but the changes appeared to remove the basis for arguing that drivers were paying the taxes.
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Imagine a city that passed an ordinance that any metered parking space removed due to autonomous driving effects over the next 20 years is mandated to turn into city parks, or a bike lane, instead of just additional traffic capacity.
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Acton said he tried to push Facebook towards an alternative, less privacy hostile business model for WhatsApp — suggesting a metered-user model such as by charging a tenth of a penny after a certain large number of free messages were used up.
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Much as mobile telephony has helped the poor leapfrog landlines and bricks-and-mortar banking services, a handful of tech-savvy entrepreneurs are seeking to provide widespread access to clean, cheap energy with local systems, metered and paid for by mobile phone.
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The need for the framework has been clear: the payloads of mobile pages can be just insane, what with layers and layers of images, JavaScript, ad networks, and more slowing down page rendering time and costing users serious bandwidth on metered plans.
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By a wide margin, the readers' choice was a showy image from Madras, India, depicting a metered main power line tapped by "multiple bare, unterminated wires," all loosely hung from a wood board that already bore the scorch marks of a fire.
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The neighborhood, which is home to city agency offices and courthouses, has been inundated with placard-carrying drivers who double park on streets and block traffic, leave cars on sidewalks and take up metered spots meant for visitors and shoppers, she said.
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It established a metered model in 2007, requiring users to register and pay a charge to read more than a few articles a month before moving to a paid-trial model in 2015, which allows access to most articles for a relatively small fee.
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EPB's Bailey says the organization has no trouble with network management, and the main complaints of telecom companies during the net neutrality debate—that certain types of data should be throttled, metered, or charged at different rates—make no sense whatsoever for a fiber network.
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Many had been announced in the lead-up to the speech: gun cases in Brooklyn now handled by a special court to improve outcomes, streetcars linking Queens and Brooklyn along the East River, countdown clocks at bus stops and metered parking that could be paid wirelessly.
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Canopy Health and other firms now aim to craft new formulations with varying cannabinoid levels; to find the best dosage delivery systems, such as rapid-release or long-acting tablets or metered-dose inhalers; or to combine cannabinoids with other drugs or supplements to improve effectiveness.
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Rather than giving readers a certain number of free articles per month — the "metered" business model practiced by the New York Times, the Washington Post and Wired, among others — it has shifted in recent years to just give them unfettered access for free for the first month.
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A. Microsoft began to roll out the Windows 10 Anniversary Update in early August, so if you have Windows 10 installed on your computer, the new software may already be there — or waiting to download and install, if you use a metered connection or have not been online much.
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Uber officials argue that the $19.16 metered fare already included the tax — the same way a $1 slice of pizza includes tax — and that it was therefore proper for Uber to collect the tax by subtracting it from the fare that drivers receive and remitting it to the government.
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While writers such as H.G. Wells explore Mars as an allegorical vehicle through character-driven narrative, "A Human of Mars" is language-driven and unfolds in an ambient flow, in sections metered into 5 sentences: 1 I am a human in the absence of others of a yet better red.
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That tool will allow publishers to use two kinds of paywalls around "Instant Articles" that Facebook hosts on its mobile apps — a "metered" version, which turns on after Facebook users have read 10 of the publisher's articles in a month, and a "freemium" version, where publishers can put paywalls around individual articles.
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It established a metered access model in 2007, requiring users to register and charging them if they read more than a certain number per month, before switching to paid trials as its primary pay model in 2015, in which readers would get access to most FT content for a month for a small sum.
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In New York, where vendors have to shell out as much as $20153,000 to rent a permit on the black market (the city has not increased the number of licences in three decades), and may not park in any of the city's 85,000 metered parking spaces, starting a food truck has become nearly impossible.
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"An unfortunate thing that happens when you are trying to do genre work, whether it's a feature or television show, is trying to make sure you have enough scares metered out that the genre fans will be happy, and also trying to spend enough time developing your characters, which is a really difficult balance to strike," Flanagan said.
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You rent any of the 250 Toyota Prius c vehicles included in Gig's fleet for $2.50 per mile, $15 per hour or $85 per day (depending on which option is cheapest), drive it to your destination using the app and keyless entry, then drop it off at any public parking lot or metered parking space within Oakland or Berkeley when you are done.
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I'd like to think that I have a pretty good photographic memory, so when I see that Google noted that we left the Spice & Tea Exchange store at 5:59PM, I'm able to recall how we ran back to the car frantically thinking we needed to refill the meter, only to learn that in Asheville, metered parking is free after 6PM.
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"My first reaction was to just laugh because I thought it was probably just an error but then about 20 minutes (later), when I was with my friend, I thought I should probably check my credit card to make sure everything was OK," Salama, who had opted for the metered taxi fare rather than the standard Uber X ride, said.
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