Sentence examples for Derived capital from inspiring English sources
The farmers who owned a large field area derived capital and control-related value from cooperative membership.
As an alternative to CAPM and its beta element, the authors developed a forward-looking approach to calculating a company's cost of capital--the market-derived capital pricing model (MCPM).
Derived statistics are based on ten replicates.
They would combine investments in human capital, innovation, and data-derived knowledge to create higher rates of economic growth, along with positive spillover effects into other sectors.
The capacity output is a potential output which may be equated to a maximal output or an economically-derived output given the stock of capital and state of technology.
Similarly, as all European-derived place names were replaced with African names, the capital, Leopoldville, was renamed Kinshasa.
Outdated regulation, a lack of capital and an incorrect perception that plastic-derived fuel is inferior to conventional fuel also make it hard for the industry to grow, Mr. Woodring said.
A measure of childhood SEP was derived for each respondent by mapping the highest occupational score (at the two-digit level) of both parents to the New Zealand Socioeconomic Index (NZSEI 1996), a census-derived, occupation based measure of socioeconomic status based on a 'returns to human capital' model of social stratification [ 26].
'Derivedfrom capital'thethe gainderivedfromcapital,' etc.
Although cellulosic-derived biofuel is a promising technology, there are some obstacles that interfere with bioconversion processes reaching optimal performance associated with minimal capital investment.
(Note the phrase "derived from").
