High bond strengths also make ceramics thermochemically inert; this property shows promising areas of application in engines for automobiles, aerospace vehicles, and power generators.
High bond ratings are associated with lower interest rates and lower risk of default than low bond ratings.
High bond strengths (3.5 ± 0.8 MPa) at low deformations (1.6 ± 0.3%) have been achieved at the center point of the design of experiment.
In some countries, high bond yields reflect high inflation rates.
Hardly anyone expects those high bond returns now.
Street violence, it claims, will send the country's already dangerously high bond yields soaring.
Italy is unique in its combination of size and punishingly high bond yields (currently 6½%).
But achieving high bond returns in 2012 may be more challenging.
When inflation was high, bond yields were higher than property yields.
Or is it meant to preserve the state's high bond ratings so that lawmakers can continue borrowing money cheaply?
But I constantly encounter people claiming that high bond prices and hence low interest rates are just a bubble.
