Sentences with phrase «mean recalculating»

If UAH's acceptance of the change means they recalculated their estimates from 0.09 to 0.12 degrees / decade rather than 0.19 as per RSS, is this issue really laid to rest?

Not exact matches

And will something bad happen to me if I recalculate the mean?»

Rounding 10,100,1000 starter activity (Recalculating) This is meant for board display.

We had found ourselves on O'Farrell Street, and with no means of recalculating the route, we were left to our own devices to find our way to the destination.

Or do you mean that after recalculating your taxes, you concluded that you owe them $ X more than you originally paid, but now they're saying you owe more than $ X?

That means your interest gets recalculated every 24 hours.

The DSCR threshold may also be stipulated in the loan contract, meaning that a business must stay at or above this threshold for the entirety of the loan term and the business will be required to recalculate its DSCR at the end of each fiscal year.

All variable - rate private loans serviced by Aspire Servicing Center use a quarterly index, meaning that the interest rates are recalculated each Jan. 1, April 1, July 1 and Oct. 1 based on changes to the index used.

Many people have credit that might be considered less than perfect credit, but that doesn't mean that you don't want to refinance your adjustable rate that is set to recalculate and adjust to a higher monthly payment.

That means your interest gets recalculated every 24 hours.