Center weighted average

Weighted Moving Average

Weighted average ratio, adjusted for cost of living difference

Moving Average Price

Weighted average ratio before adjustment for New York Washington, D.C. cost of living differential

Investment Moving Average Price Graph

1 Average weighted with the total economically active wage earning population in each geographical area.

Weighted total Non weighted total

The creatures were around 18 feet (five metres) long on average, and weighted up to 3,000 pounds (1,300 kg).

As at 30 June 2004, the weighted average value of each post was 86.37 points (233,219 divided by 2,700).

And pretty soon, the average price was 192 dollars.

Conservative estimates indicate that the average price per ton is 240.

The European average real retail price of cocaine in 1994 was about 45 per cent of the 1983 price.

For common staff costs, a weighted average per centile of total salaries had been used based on actual costs and by peacekeeping mission.

Score Weighted

Rating Weighted

weighted saturation

The average purchase price for a hand held satellite phone was approximately 1,000.

The new salary scales reflect an overall weighted average increase of 40.7 per cent for national General Service staff and 32.5 per cent for national officers.

They're all weighted equally.

The average price of a human being today, around the world, is about 90 dollars.

Methodology for deriving weighted ranges

Weighted ranges (baseline and variants)

Column headed Weighted Staff Position

A weighted coffin was buried.

Notes 1 World output growth is measured as a weighted average of the output growth rates of 143 countries, based on 1993 exchange rates and prices (with some marginal adjustments).

Accordingly, the weighted membership factor is 93,288 points (40 per cent of 233,219), the weighted population factor is 11,611 points (5 per cent) and the weighted contribution factor is 128,270 points (55 per cent).

The weighted baseline is variant 0w, which is the transposition of the current system from non weighted to weighted (base figure 2,700, membership 40 per cent, population 5 per cent, contribution 55 per cent).

(c) For the Security Service category, a weighted arithmetic mean was used to determine outside average salaries rather than application of the 75th percentile, in view of the small number of employers

Note National trend estimates weighted by population size.

Processor performance on Intel chips, the average price of a transistor 1968, you could buy one transistor for a dollar.

As regards fuel, the average cost to UNMIBH is 0.31 per litre, whereas the retail price is 0.61 per litre.

Tariff rates have been reduced from a weighted average of 14 per cent to 9 per cent and the plethora of tariff bands have been reduced to six this will simplify assessments by customs.

The pro growth rationale for reducing the US corporate tax rate is compelling, and explains why Obama has proposed cutting it from 35 to 28 (roughly the weighted average rate of the other developed countries).

In 1995, the weighted average MFN tariff of the largest developing country importers in Asia, Latin America and Africa stood at 11.2 per cent, while it amounted to 4.5 per cent in the Quad countries.

The price boom also embraced crude oil by 1995 average prices in 1996 were 31 per cent higher than two years earlier.

Weighted base figure a Salary scale effective 1 March 1998.

That price trend continued into the first quarter of 2005. The 2004 yearly average West Texas Intermediate (WTI) spot price was 41.51 per barrel and that of the OPEC reference basket was 36.05 per barrel.

10. Desirable range and weighted distribution for staff in posts subject to geographical distribution and actual and weighted staff position, by Member State, as of 30 June 1998

However, the main (non weighted) system of desirable ranges remains applicable.

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The national per capita income rose on average by 11.4 per cent a year between 1971 and 1991, while the price index increase did not exceed an annual average of 7.5 per cent during the same period.

Furthermore in 1996 the price of household electricity was increased by 10 per cent and for industrial users by 5 per cent on average.

The resulting figure is weighted by the gross salary per annum in United States dollars divided by 1,000 (ibid., fourth column) to produce a weighted base figure (ibid., fifth column).

In Germany, for example, interest rates on public debt up to five years will be negative, and only slightly positive beyond that, producing a weighted average of zero. Clearly, Japan s near zero interest rate environment is no longer unique.