Übersetzung für 'price per minute' von Englisch nach Deutsch

price per minute

Minutenpreis {m}telecom.

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per minute {adv}

je Minute

pro Minute

Werbung

rounds per minute

Schuss {pl} pro Minutemil.unitweapons

cycles per minute

Takte {pl} pro Minutetech.

lines per minute

Zeilen {pl} je Minute

characters per minute

Anschläge {pl} je Minute

words per minute <wpm>

Wörter {pl} je Minute

Worte {pl} je Minute

pages per minute <ppm>

Seiten {pl} pro Minute

3,000 revolutions per minute

3.000 Umdrehungen {pl} in der Minuteautomot.

cardiac output (per minute) <CO>

Herzminutenvolumen {n} <HMV>med.

metres per minute [Br.] <m/min>

Meter {pl} pro Minute <m/min>unit

gallons per minute <GPM, gal/min>

Gallonen {pl} pro Minute [1 GPM (US) = 3,785 L/min, (Imp.) = 4,546 L/min]FireRescunit

feet per minute <fpm, ft/min>

Fuß {pl} pro Minute [0,3048 m pro Minute]unit

meters per minute [Am.] <m/min>

Meter {pl} pro Minute <m/min>unit

disintegrations per minute <dpm, d.p.m.>

Zerfälle {pl} pro Minutechem.phys.

decays per minute <dpm, d.p.m.>

Zerfälle {pl} pro Minutebiochem.

cubic feet per minute <CFM, cf/min>

Kubikfuß {pl} pro Minutetech.unit

foot-pound force per minute <ft-lbf/min>

[angloamerikanische Maßeinheit der Leistung; ca. 0,0226 W]phys.unit

foot-pound per minute <ft-lb/min> [foot-pound force per minute]

[angloamerikanische Maßeinheit der Leistung; ca. 0,0226 W]phys.unit

• The pictures are not inexpensive for the amount of time and effort involved – which can be less than one minute per student – partly because the photography company usually pays the school part of the price for each photo sold in a "rebate" or unadvertised "fundraising" scheme.
• In Argentina, cocaine paste was sold for about 30 cents per dose in 2006, enough for a powerful two-minute high. However, its price has increased because of higher demand, among other reasons.
• An example would be a cell phone contract where a base price is paid each month with a per-minute price for calls.
• Historically, the higher band number carried a higher price per month or per minute.
• Fixed broadband Internet access is often sold under an "unlimited" or flat rate pricing model, with price determined by the maximum data rate chosen by the customer, rather than a per minute or traffic based charge.

• The cost to call such a number can be high; for example in the British Telecom price list rates for various 882 and 883 numbers ranged from £0.60 to £4.50 per minute.
• The price of the greater torque is lower rotational speed; it is easy for a geared hand drill to achieve a rotational speed of several hundred revolutions per minute, but it requires considerable effort to achieve even 100 rpm with a brace.
• For example, for 0844 numbers they would typically state: "calls cost 5 pence per minute from a BT landline, other providers and mobile operators may charge more."
• A new premium rate number was introduced which cost 20p per minute as opposed to the previous £1.53 (per call).
• One of the biggest obstacles in this re-design (after its significantly higher cost) was the short 30-minute-per-side capacity of Constant Angular Velocity or random access laserdiscs.

• Word counts may also be used to calculate measures of readability and to measure typing and reading speeds (usually in words per minute).
• ... 30 DM per minute).
• Prices were set by the providers, based on either a per minute or per Helpout session.
• The proposal envisioned a substantial increase in supplemental funding in order to shift from an implicit subsidy (circuit charges far above cost) to an explicit subsidy (charges closer to parity with elsewhere in Canada); there would also have been a major cut in the 7 cent-per-minute CAT rate to a new switch connect rate lower than one cent per minute, again replacing an implicit subsidy with an explicit subsidy through supplemental funding.
• A trip that lasts longer than 30 minutes incurs an additional charge for each subsequent 30‑minute period.

• Visitors may travel to Pulau Ubin from the main island of Singapore via a 10-minute bumboat ride from the Changi Point Ferry Terminal (previously known as the Changi Village jetty).
• Those who qualify for these discounted rates have access to unlimited 60 minute trips — an increase from the standard 45 minute rides — providing additional incentives in order to increase membership among a subset of the population that previously could not access their services.
• There is a free 4 minutes of waiting time due to traffic/red lights.
• A small number of landline providers and a smaller number of mobile providers have allowed 0870 (and a few landline providers have also allowed 0845) numbers to be used in inclusive minutes bundles.