Examples of Barrier 1 in a sentence
For equity instruments with market based vesting conditions, a Barrier 1 Valuation model is used.The fair value determined at the grant date of the equity-settled share-based payments is expensed on a straight-line basis over the vesting period, based on the consolidated entity’s estimate of equity instruments that will eventually vest.
Voll, Islam and Democracy: Is Modernization a Barrier?, 1 RELIGION COMPASS 170, 171 (2007) (quoting Richard Lugar); see also Hannibal Travis, Freedom or Theocracy?: Constitutionalism in Af- ghanistan or Iraq, 3 NW.
European Double) Return = Guaranteed Principal x Minimum Return Rate (which may be zero), provided that the Minimum Return Rate will be deemed to be (I) Potential Return Rate 1 if the Final Exchange Rate is above Lower Barrier 1 and below Upper Barrier 1 or (II) Potential Return Rate 2 if the Final Exchange Rate is at or below Lower Barrier 1 but above Lower Barrier 2, or is at or above Upper Barrier 1 but below Upper Barrier 2.
This includes the elimination of the Giovannini Barriers, such as the Giovannini Barrier 1 protocol (GB1) and ECSA/ECSDA GB3 standards for the harmonisation in the processing of corporate events.
This barrier could fall under Barrier 1, but it is specifically addressing a lack of coordination and communication between integrators, manufacturers and suppliers by establishing a process capable to flow-down the IVHM OEM requirements to IVHM supply Chain requirements (Barrier 7).
Lack of IVHM field experience was identified as Barrier 1 and can be partially overcome by running cost-benefit analysis through a comprehensive enterprise model backed up by a flexible and representative decision process for parties involved in the definition, development and exploitation of the IVHM capability.In the Proposal phase (Section 3.2) the difficulty in defining the IVHM requirements was addressed (Barrier 2).
In 2008 he merged his practice with that of Mr. James Farrugia to form ADE Architects and Engineers.
The proposed project will address a number of barriers that currently exist that constrain the achievement of this adaptation vision are as follows: Barrier 1: Inadequate information on climate vulnerabilities for local-level adaptation planning for the coastal zones59.
The first Lock-In Barrier-Event occurs if the level of the Reference Underlying (Closing price) is fixed at or below the Lock-In Barrier 1 since Initial Valuation Date.
Barrier 1: Feedstock quality and availability constraints Gasification projects face a challenge in securing consistent quantities of feedstock at low cost that meet the quality specifications of the reactor system.