Synonym: authentic, concrete, factual, genuine, real, true. Antonym: ideal. Similar words: actually, ritual, mutual, virtual, virtually, mutualism, eventually, manufacturer. Meaning: ['æktʃʊəl] adj. 1. presently existing in fact and not merely potential or possible 2. taking place in reality; not pretended or imitated 3. being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something 4. existing in act or fact 5. existing in fact whether with lawful authority or not 6. being or existing at the present moment.
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(91) The contractor is paid for the actual costs he incurs plus a previously agreed lump sum for his overheads and profit.
(92) Comparing these subjective judgements with actual costs might suggest that people are wrong about, for example check trading being cheap.
(93) Therefore, it is said, one is looking for the actual cost of providing that benefit for the employee.
(94) As in the case of any musical instrument, the actual form of each grotto directly influenced its individual acoustic properties.
(95) Allowances and Deductions Screens Codified details, start date and actual amounts are entered on to the screen.
(96) In miming aspects of the events,[sentencedict.com] signer 2 also used inappropriate mime which only partly visually represented the actual event.
(97) This is not surprising, if both reflect memories of an actual event in the same general area.
(98) While connection and rental fees for non-business users are lower, the actual cost of the phone itself could be significantly greater.
(99) Sadly, he says, all the actual trophies were destroyed by enemy action during the war.
(100) In comparing actual costs with standard costs management should first consider the economy of operations.
(101) An approximation we make about the actual behaviour enables us to model this behaviour in a dynamic framework without complicating the estimation.
(102) How does the actual cost compare with the planned cost for meeting the objective?
(103) National income is the value of the actual amount produced and so is necessarily equal to the national product and expenditure.
(104) But they did not yet feel able to go through with changes in their actual behaviour.
(105) In the meantime task forces are trying to collect accurate data on actual hours worked as opposed to contracted hours.
(106) Relieved yet confused, I tried to reconstruct the actual event.
(107) Kent also seems to have been the major importer of garnet, although the actual amount that survives has not been quantified.
(108) Second, the actual cost, both in time and money, can be very much less than might at first be anticipated.
(109) The captured instant often takes on meanings far more portentous than the actual event.
(110) However in many branches active members who do actual work, not just attending committee meetings are few.
(111) But whatever the actual cost of environmental regulation may be, it is large and commands attention.
(112) These, in their turn, were seen as indispensable for the explanation of actual behaviour.
(113) Differences between the actual costs and cost profile and the budget are called variances.
(114) Reconciliation of the actual costs and the budget should be done regularly throughout the relevant budget period.
(115) In most branches active members who do actual work, not just attending committee meetings are few.
(116) Beyond it we must look at actual behaviour to assess the impact of higher taxes on incentives.
(117) In order for parents to express these worries, however, the child must at some time have produced actual behaviour.
(118) Actual freight rate shall be informed.
(119) The actual market has long been abandoned impeach solar photovoltaic power station roof and network approach.
(120) With the compensator in place any optical path difference arises from the actual path difference.
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