Voorbeelden van lumpy

• This includes lumpy capital expenditures, so balanced budget policies will lead to variations in tax levels to accommodate such expenditures.

• The affinity variable can be thought of as having a lumpy distribution that depends on ethnic, social, religious or other grouporiented characteristics.

• Secondly, even when local government and corporate bonds are available, they have typically $100,000 face values, making them too lumpy for retail portfolios.

• This case occurs when the collective good2 to be produced is a 'step' or 'lumpy' good, one that is produced in a single production step.

• This implies that the real space distribution of vorticity along the layer becomes lumpy on a coarser and coarser scale as the layer thickens.

• Protection of cattle against rinderpest and lumpy skin disease with a rcombinant expressing the fusion protein gene of rinderpest virus.

• Transmission of lumpy skin disease mosquitoes for periods of at least 6 days without an appreciable loss in titre and is then able to be transmitted.

• Fourthly, many respondents mentioned large 'lumpy' items of expenditure, previously completely beyond their means but which now they were able either to buy outright or for which they could save.

• Investment in an aircraft is necessarily a very lumpy matter.

• By its nature it is lumpy and driven by factors different from general police running costs.

• That relief is appropriate, however, because although revaluations are part and parcel of a proper exercise, they tend to have a lumpy effect.

• The control of investment is lumpy in its operation and tends to act too slowly.

• At the moment we have a lumpy and disjointed process that delays flights.

• I have only used it once myself, and that was for sticking in photographs, but it was too lumpy.

• The beds had iron frames and lumpy flock mattresses.