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Joint Rate

A single price paid on a shipment transported by two or more carriers between its origin and destination.

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Delegates will have the option to attend either or both conferences and benefit from joint rates.

The joint rates and accelerations need not go to zero at these so-called via points, but they must be matched between functions meeting at the via point(s).

Simplified robotics joint-space trajectory generation with a via point using a single polynomial

The velocity problem in this study is considered as inverse velocity problem in which velocity state of the end effector is given and input joint rates required to produce the desired velocity are found.

Computing the torque demand of a prosthetic leg

Certain collective actions, such as routes, joint rates, classifications, and mileage guides, are allowed under the law.

Washington report

Uncooperative Class I railroads can deny market access through switching charges or joint rates, fail to supply equipment, divert overhead traffic to other carriers, demand unfair revenue splits on joint movements, and require excessively high car hire fees.

A profile of short line railroad success

The Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) in 1938 required an end to "the Santa Fe's undue prejudice, discrimination, and preference relative to through route and joint rates with the QA&P via Floydada" (p.

The Quanah Route: A History of the Quanah, Acme and Pacific Railway

where [J.sup.+] is the pseudoinverse of J, [P.sup.[perpendicular to]] (J) is the projection operator which projects arbitrary joint rates into the nullspace of the end-effector's Cartesian coordinates, and [xi] is an arbitrary joint rate vector.

An obstacle avoidance method for action support 7-DOF manipulators using impedance control

Based on the inverse Jacobian matrix [J.sub.A], it is possible to define joint rates:

Dynamic modelling and simulation of robotic manipulator

It is difficult to develop satisfactory figures of the minimum volume of traffic necessary for continued success of a line, since viability depends not only upon the volume of traffic but other considerations as well, such as the rate level, the share of the joint rates (if any), the operating conditions, the effectiveness of management, and the length of the line.

The post-1984 experience with new small and regional railroads

Despite a method provided by Staggers for surcharging prescribed divisions of joint rates that had become unduly low, carriers usually resorted to cancellation of joint rates over junctions which short-hauled the cancelling carrier.

The Transition to Deregulation: Developing Economic Standards for Public Policies

The impetus for cancellation of through routes and joint rates or the imposition of surcharges under Staggers came from the longstanding imbalance of divisions resulting from the Commission's ineptitude in deciding divisions cases involving official and other territories.

The Interstate Commerce Commission and the Railroad Industry: A History of Regulatory Policy