annualised

The government has not stipulated a certain number of years, but laid down a measure based on so-called annualised full-load hours.

World Socialist Web Site 2010

The classic methodology is called annualised loss expectancy

Computerworld 2008

Val Shawcross, Labour's London Assembly spokesperson on transport, was told by Boris in a written answer in May that "an annualised allowance of approximately £360,000 in total" had been earmarked for the five prototypes that had been order at that time the order has since increased to eight.

Boris's Bus (A Political Journey) Part 33: The Finished Article 2011

Fund managers anticipate that the annualised returns could breach 10% in FY12 and are encouraging investors, with an investment horizon of six months and more, to start considering this product category.

Morning News Roundup 2011

A better measure might be a financial metric, e.g. sales revenue from start-up companies over the last 10 years (annualised), divided by either (1) number of startups or (2) population?

Where In The World Is Innovation 2009

The annualised and ongoing cost of the corporation tax changes by 2015/16 including the reductions last June that so pleased Mr Sorrell will be over £5bn a year as the government scrapes together a one-off £100m for extra science investment and a one-off £100m to create 50,000 apprentices.

Mr Osborne's stunted thinking will leave the economy stalled | Will Hutton 2011

Despite the additional $600bn pumped into the economy over the past eight months, it grew at an annualised rate of only 1.8% in the first three months of this year, a sharp slowdown from its performance last year.

US economy may be sliding back towards recession, Wall Street fears 2011

Iron ore output rose 4% to 33.7 million tons over the same period, hitting quarterly and monthly records and touching an annualised run-rate of 148 million tons a year.

BHP Queensland Coal Output Falls David Fickling 2011

I used to be paid for teaching about single status agreements and later annualised hours.

Anyone Seen The Sun Today? « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2010

Despite the additional $600bn pumped into the economy over the past eight months, it grew at an annualised rate of only 1.8% in the first three months of this year, a sharp slowdown from its performance last year.

US economy may be sliding back towards recession, Wall Street fears 2011