Sentences with phrase «fixed value»

While many people think of credit card travel insurance as a primary auto coverage policy, certain cards will cover the value of the points expended on a trip at a fixed value.

They are usually expressed as a fixed value for a particular illness / disease or treatment but can also be included as percentage of the total sum insured.

Mortgage insurance policies also decline in actual value as you pay down the principal of your mortgage, where a term or permanent policy (more on the differences between the two in a moment) maintains a fixed value for the duration of the plan.

If you're the owner of rare coins, the American Numismatic Association (ANA) warns: «Unfortunately, many homeowners» policies provide very little coverage for coins» and «when insurance companies willingly add coins to a policy, they often require that each piece be listed with a fixed value and could charge exorbitant premiums for coverage.»

For example, the building may be insured at Replacement Cost Value, the most of the contents insured at Actual Cash Value and a few specific items at a Fixed Value (antiques).

The vehicles are insured at a fixed value called the Insured Declared Value (IDV).

Special damages have a fixed value based on actual monetary losses associated with the plaintiff's injuries.

The reason being, I was wrong to hold Current at a fixed value, as it's an interdependent variable, and increasing the voltage will also increase the current through the resistance.

Recommendations for verification are: 1) comparison to other models 2) degenerate tests 3) event validity 4) extreme event validity 5) extreme condition tests 6) «face» validity tests 7) fixed value tests 8) historical data validation 9) internal validity (stochastic runs) 10) multistage validation 11) parameter variability - sensitivity analysis 12) predictive validation 13) traces 14) turing tests (i didn't know what this is so googled ECWMF turing test, and i got 150 hits)

Once the rate that energy leaves the object via radiation equals the rate at which thermal internal energy is being generated, the temperature of the surface of the object will cease to change and settle at a fixed value.

So, by using this equation, I calculate the Power for several values of Voltage, but keeping Current at a fixed value (and Resistance as well, although I don't use it) And, lo and behold, I conclude that Power is directly proportional to Voltage.

Is there any reason to believe that atmospheric sensitivity (either or both TCR and / or ECS) is a singled, fixed value?

Re # 38 Jacobin, I did not assume that the world infrastructure has a fixed value — it might increase, it might decrease.

Risto, surely you have erred by assuming that the world economy has a fixed value.

The planet has a fixed value, you just don't know it.

If we suggest the AMO is resonsible for the 2degC rise in 1880 and it were a fixed value, the remaining change between 1940 and 2000 would still appear to be roughly 1degC positive.

ie no fixed value.

The SCC is not a fixed value.

Not that I know all the details of a Unix mail system, but the emails look like they were automatically extracted, named (Unix style date code) and time stamped to a fixed value (1/1/2009).

Theoretical models assume that every variable has a finite and fixed value.

But after that spike, the global temperature seems to have settled on a new fixed value of around plus 0.2 deg.

He is correct that, for a fixed value of the bounding parameter, the LASSO is equivalent to such a Bayesian analysis.

Fixed value points can serve a purpose, and I do collect them, but for beginners who want to travel internationally and / or in business / first class, it's important that you start earning transferrable points, or airline miles, first.

Under AGR 2.0, that would not be possible, as points have a fixed value, between 2.5 and 2.9 cents per point.

Miles maintain the same fixed value of 1 cent apiece when redeeming for gift cards, such as for Amazon.

The portal looks like any other booking site, and since the miles have a fixed value, you'll never need to worry about blackout dates or award restrictions.

If you were to use fixed value points for this flight, from say, the Capital One Venture card, you would have to have 150,000 points.

Transferrable points give you more flexibility because of the multiple travel transfer partner options, and because they can be redeemed at a higher value than fixed value points.

I like to search for the best airfare prices using Google Flights, and then you can purchase your tickets with fixed value credit card points, such as those from Barclaycard Arrival Plus World Elite Mastercard at a rate of 1 point = 1 cent.

I only get a fixed value of 1.5 cents per point, but at least I have lots of hotel options and I am not limited to Marriott.

There's no fixed value to Elevate points but you can expect an average value of 2.2 cents per point.

Because that is essentially what you always get when you use a card with a fixed value rewards program.

I didn't include them because they are a fixed value, whereas all these miles and points can vary wildly depending on how they are used.

Some of my favorite cards give 2 % in fixed value for all purchases, while others give up to 4 % in fixed value for certain category purchases

In a way it's just like paying for travel with cash, with each redemption offering a fixed value per point.

These points have a fixed value of 1 cent each, meaning that 50,000 points are worth $ 500.

That's actually why I suggest the Barclaycard Arrival as one of the top travel credit cards out there, because you earn 2X miles per $ 1 on all purchases and you can redeem them for travel — pretty much any travel that you can't normally redeem airline miles or hotel points for, such as rail tickets, car rentals, even the fees and taxes on award tickets — at a fixed rate of 1 cent per mile plus a 5 % mileage refund, and know you're getting a very decent fixed value or 2.2 % back on your spending.

In fact, in the current credit card marketplace in Canada, most Canadians would do much better by carrying a fixed value card, such as the Scotiabank Amex, or BMO World Elite or MBNA World Elite cards.

You can't buy variable load gift cards ($ 20 - $ 500) with credit cards, only the fixed value gift cards ($ 200).

Southwest RR points are not as fixed value as everyone makes them out to be.

This is where American Express shines as a company — The Fixed Points Program at Amex does exactly what it says: your points have a fixed value, period.

By offering cashback / fixed value points, the bank never has to lower their return on the card.

There are a few reasons why the Canadian cash back / fixed value points cards line up well with US cards in terms of consumer offerings.

I believe that the cashback / fixed value points programs are probably the most comparable in terms of rewards between Canad and the US.The simple reason, I suspect, is that it is very easy for a bank to offer a cashback type of program to consumers.

If Delta adopts a revenue - based program, will they allow their points to be used at the same fixed value on partners like Korean and Czech to acquire revenue tickets?

I'd apply for a fixed value card, like the Capital One Venture, and potentially ask them to send it overnight or use two - day delivery.

This puts a fixed value on UR points instead of having a flexible model like airline loyalty programs

The hybrid model of fixed value redemptions OR award chart redemptions would not be bad.

It's not what we would traditionally call a fixed value card, but it operates as one because of its yearly travel credit.

With smart use of either fixed value credit card or a general travel credit you could save a lot of money, and still enjoy a nice getaway.