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uncompensated

[ US /ənˈkɑmpənˌseɪtɪd/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. not paying a salary
    an uncompensated federal post

How To Use uncompensated In A Sentence

  • AD and DS are uncompensated co-chairs of HealthOregon, a public service organisation dedicated to improving the quality and affordability of health care.
  • Delaval Stork stated this flow should be uncompensated, representing the actual volume flow for compressor anti-surge control.
  • But typically, P2P projects are ‘staffed’ with uncompensated people who have more passion for the idea than for any resulting profit.
  • The rise in alveolar and blood CO2 tensions produces at the kidneys, as shown by the work of Pitts47 and of Gilman48, a retention of bicarbonate, thus further raising blood and tissue CO2 levels, though of course relieving in part the uncompensated gaseous acidosis. Dickinson W. Richards - Nobel Lecture
  • And all these efforts, valid as far as they go, leave us still groping for a basic conceptual approach that takes seriously the constitutional prohibition against uncompensated takings of private property.
  • While even younger brothers were paid for delivering groceries or newspapers, and older sisters and some girlfriends earned money by working outside the home, the relentless efforts of the assistant mother remained uncompensated.
  • The principal benefit is that we dispense with any assumptions regarding the size or distribution of the uncompensated pseudorange errors.
  • Children are uncompensated casualties of the job market.
  • But it would seem more realistic to view this minority as part of the problem of poverty than as part of the problem of uncompensated accident victims…
  • Is compensation immediate, or is there a time window in which uncompensated movement is detected?
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