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point system
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point system [′pȯint ‚sis·təm]
(industrial engineering)
A system of job evaluation wherein job requirements are rated according to a scale of point values.
A wage incentive plan based on points instead of man-minutes.


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But he will insist the current points system has brought immigration under control.
LANCASHIRE'S Mark Young from Longridge won the Frank Stableford Open Amateur Memorial Trophy held at Wallasey, the "Home of Stableford" where Dr Frank Stableford invented the world famous points system of scoring.
Using The Points System Based upon the strength of quality of the horse that you're backing, plus other associated factors such as the jockey, the going, the course, recent track record and the quality of the other horses for example, you would then make a decision on how confident you are that this horse will win, on a scale of one to five.
 
 
 
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