Noun:

स्लाइडिंग मूल्य,

sliding scale's Usage Examples:

neighborhood at a time and are open to both OHA members and the public on a sliding scale fee.

the sliding scale deal, where the percentage of box office revenue taken by theaters declines each week of a given film"s run.

The amounts awarded in Scotland, for instance, are made on a sliding scale, with [income] below £34,000 p.

* All transfers made at death or within three years before were taxable at a separate, higher sliding scale.

Ehrenreich proposed that being a perpetrator, bystander, or victim is on a sliding scale rather than a discrete classification.

The school opened in the fall of 2011 and offers a sliding scale tuition to students ages 4 to 19.

0 and using a sliding scale to determine which of the remaining applicants became semifinalists.

Likewise, Dan Arnold argues that Dharmakīrti's alternating philosophical perspectives of Sautrāntika and Yogācāra views are ultimately compatible and are applied at different levels of his 'sliding scale of analysis.

The sliding scale is similar to those used in the James Bond films, DC Comics and Marvel comics.

* Transfers (in excess of specified limits, or not otherwise excluded) made during a person's lifetime were accumulated with tax assessed on a sliding scale on the total amount.

incorporated mitigating provisions, like exemptions and sliding scales, that reweighed their impact in the direction of higher-income people (like graduation.

Under it, there is a sliding scale approach to cannabis legislation.

In 1716, a kanunname (tax code) for the vilayet of Morea set a sliding scale of tapuu resmi fees, from 20 akçes for low-quality land to 60 akçe for.

Synonyms:

wage scale, wage schedule,

Antonyms:

little, small, nonpregnant,