Recalculating those estimates is what pushed Nissan into the red again.

The Air Force has said it is recalculating the cost and will announce new figures this summer.

Starts by recalculating the reference measures.

For instance, a light map texture may be used to light a surface as an alternative to recalculating that lighting every time the surface is rendered.

At the time fractal zoom movies were produced by completely recalculating each frame, even though they naturally had much of their area in common with each other.

The notion of recalculating the way exercised options affect the corporate bottom line has garnered support not only from Mr. Greenspan, but from a bipartisan group of lawmakers who have recently introduced legislation.

We must recalculate our options in light of this new data.

The computer recalculated our route, but just two minutes later, it had more bad news.

Businessmen who work with foreign companies must try to recalculate the time difference.

The rate is recalculated at the end of each month, using current foreign exchange rates.

She said the numbers had been recalculated to allow for the extra water.

And when a data point changes we usually do not have to recalculate all coefficients.

We continue to hope that Iraq's leaders will recalculate just what their aggression has cost them.

It is also time to recalculate the divide within Palestinian society.

The species concentrations and values are recalculated at every data point.

You can then use this information to recalculate the costs of products, processes and services.

Recalculate all rates which may have changed due to the transition.

And if an employee works overtime in the next pay period, everything must be recalculated.

And it would require recalculating every single owner's common charges.

Shell is not the only energy company to recalculate its reserves this year.

"There are a lot of people today who will be recalculating their political positions," one diplomat said.

For many consumers the new prices will mean recalculating the value of a certain look or material.

Families outside this tolerance must have their family contribution recalculated.

All games involving them were thrown out and the league table recalculated.

It asked the company to recalculate its rates and submit new reports by March 1.

They had to change the program, recalculate the trajectory inside the event horizon.

The number and distribution of seats is recalculated after each census.

Recalculating those estimates is what pushed Nissan into the red again.

After that, the full amount of the loan is recalculated over the remaining 28 years with a new rate.

It is not uncommon for the allocation of costs to be recalculated.

The rate is based on the cost of the bank's own borrowings and will be recalculated in mid-1989.