Sample Calculations. Size employment/appointment size (in hours) Full-time actual working week & pro rata (in hours) Overall vacation- leave (in hours) excluding age-hours Mandatory vacation (in hours) Freely employable hours 38 40 338 130 208 34.2 36 304.2 117 187 30.4 32 270.4 104 166 19 20 169 65 104 Application week-variant: An employee who chooses an actual working week of 36 hours (each week 4 9-hour working days or alternates one week 4 8-hour days and the other week 5 8-hour days) and 38 hours of employment, should annually write off 52 x 4 = 208 hours (i.e., the difference between 36 and 40 hours) of his vacation-leave. On the other hand this employee only has to write off the actual hours he should work when he takes a week off (in this case 36 hours).
Sample Calculations. 7.1. Product 1: Integrated Access Device (IAD) with a DOCSIS 3.0 24x4 Cable WAN connection and the following LAN connections:
Sample Calculations. The input values used in the sample calculations set out in Exhibit 2.3 to the STAR Technical Schedule relating to the principles set forth in this Article 3 are for purposes of illustration only. Any Party may propose additional sample calculations which, if agreed to by all Parties, acting reasonably, will be added to Exhibit 2.3 to the STAR Technical Schedule.
Sample Calculations. Assume that you are awarded a PSU award that involves a Target Number of 1,000 PSUs. Example 1. Assume that the Company TSR during the Performance Period is 22% and the Index TSR is 20%. The PMP, which will be between 80% and 100%, is determined by adding to the PMP of 80% an additional 8% calculated as follows: (100% - 80%) x ((22% -20%)/(5%)) =8% In this example, the difference between the relevant PMPs (100% - 80%) is multiplied by a fraction whose numerator is the difference between the Company’s actual performance (22%) and the performance that corresponds to an 80% PMP (20%), and denominator is the amount of performance improvement that would increase the PMP from 80% to 100% (5 percentage points). Finally, multiply the 1,000 target PSUs by the 88% PMP to get 880 earned PSUs. Example 2. Assume that the Company TSR during the Performance Period is 36% and the Index TSR is 20%. The PMP, which will be between 100% and 200%, is determined by adding to the PMP of 100% an additional 44% calculated as follows: (200% - 100%) x ((36% - 25%)/(25%)) =44% In this example, the difference between the relevant PMPs (200% - 100%) is multiplied by a fraction whose numerator is the difference between the Company’s actual performance (36%) and the performance that corresponds to a 100% PMP (25%), and denominator is the amount of performance improvement that would increase the PMP from 100% to 200% (25 percentage points [30-5]). Finally, multiply the 1,000 target PSUs by the 144% PMP to get 1,440 earned PSUs. Example 3. Assume that the Company TSR during the Performance Period is 16% and the Index TSR is 20%. The PMP, which will be between 40% and 80%, is determined by adding to the PMP of 40% an additional 24% calculated as follows: (80% - 40%) x ((16% - 10%)/(10%)) = 24% In this example, the difference between the relevant PMPs (80% - 40%) is multiplied by a fraction whose numerator is the difference between the Company’s actual performance (16%) and the performance that corresponds to a 40% PMP (10%), and denominator is the amount of performance improvement that would increase the PMP from 40% to 80% (10 percentage points). Finally, multiply the 1,000 target PSUs by the 64% PMP to get 640 earned PSUs.
Sample Calculations a. High Schools, Parent Choice Schools, Specialized Academic Instruction Base Grant x Average Daily Attendance / School Year = Daily per Student / Periods per day = (Base Grant X 92%)/180/6 = Per Pupil Rate
Sample Calculations. Sample calculations of the pre-payment (including applicable discount rate factors) and credit exhaustion methods are set forth in Attachments C and D hereto. Licensee shall not be entitled to any discount from the Royalty rate set forth in this Article III except as expressly provided by this Article III. Attachment G shows an example of the amount of Royalties to be paid for a specified amount of Net Sales of Covered Terminal Units achieved under example assumptions displayed therein, which include Licensee taking discounts available through the exercise of prepayment options throughout the Term of this License Agreement.
Sample Calculations. 1. By way of illustration, the following is a sample Completion Penalty Calculation. If, for example, in the month of August, Frontier completes [***] of its flights, the Completion Benchmark for August is [***}. Further, if Mesa has scheduled [***] flights for that month, it needs to complete a minimum of [***] flights during the month of August, it will pay an Incentive Penalty for the thirteen flights it failed to complete.
Sample Calculations. Schedules B-1 and B-2 set forth sample calculations that illustrate the calculations that are used to determine both the Additional Hire Payment Amount and the Spot Revenue. These Schedules shall be interpreted to clarify, but not contradict, the terms set forth in this Agreement.
Sample Calculations. Sample calculations regarding the provisions of this Attachment A are attached hereto as Exhibit 1 to Attachment A. [***] Exhibit 10.1 ATTACHMENT B FORM OF MUTUAL RELEASE AGREEMENT This Mutual Release Agreement (this "Release Agreement') is made and entered into this L] day of ( ], 2023 (the "Release Effective Date"), between American Airlines, Inc., a Delaware corporation (together with its successors and permitted assigns, "American"), and Mesa Airlines, Inc., a Nevada corporation (together with its permitted successors and assigns, "Contractor"). American and Contractor are collectively referred to as the "Parties" (each a "Party"). Capitalized terms used herein and not otherwise defined herein shall have the meanings assigned to them, as applicable, in the Capacity Purchase Agreement or Amendment No. 11 (each as defined below).
Sample Calculations. The sample calculations set out in Exhibit 2.3 relating to the principles set forth in this Article 3 are for purposes of illustration only. Any Party may propose additional sample calculations which, if agreed to by all Parties, acting reasonably, will be added to Exhibit 2.3.
