charging rate
11Dump charging — is a method of charging a electric vehicle s battery pack at a higher rate than is possible with standard grid connections and battery chargers. High capacity grid connections such as those found at businesses and industry buildings with high… …
12flat rate — noun A fixed uniform rate (eg of charge or payment) • • • Main Entry: ↑flat * * * flat rate UK US noun [countable] [singular flat rate plural flat rates …
13All-in rate — Financial Definition Rate used in charging customers for accepting banker s acceptances, consisting of the discount interest rate plus the commission. [All In Rate [http://financial dictionary.thefreedictionary.com/All in rate] ] Construction… …
14Legal Rate Of Interest — The highest rate of interest that can be legally charged on any type of debt. The legal rate of interest applies to all types of debt, although this rate may differ from one type of debt to another. This limit is set to prevent lenders from… …
15absorption rate — overhead absorption rate; = recovery rate The rate or rates calculated in an absorption costing system in advance of an accounting period for the purpose of charging the overheads to the production of that period. Absorption rates are calculated… …
16absorption rate — overhead absorption rate; recovery rate The rate or rates calculated in an absorption costing system in advance of an accounting period for the purpose of charging the overheads to the production of that period. Absorption rates are calculated… …
17going rate — UK US noun [C] FINANCE ► the amount of money that something costs at the present time: the going rate for sth »The going rate for a skilled architect in India is about $50,000 per year. twice/three times, etc. the going rate »Firms advertising… …
18flat rate — A pre determined length of time set down by the manufacturer that a particular repair job will take and is listed in the flat rate manual. If the flat rate is two hours, but the mechanic completes the job in more or less time, you will be charged …
19seasonal rate — A rate of charging that varies according to the time of the year. This is quite common in advertising, for example the Radio Times charges a higher page rate for its Christmas issue than for any other issue. Seasonal discounts are also common,… …
20click-through rate — / klɪk θru: reɪt/ noun a method of charging an advertiser for the display of a banner advertisement on a website. Each time a visitor clicks on a displayed advertisement which links to the advertiser’s main site, the advertiser is charged a fee.… …
