Sentence examples for as the swap from inspiring English sources

"We expect a short honeymoon period as the swap is executed, and then a renewed focus on the still recessionary economy".

Investigators there are looking at how CDR Financial came to be selected as the "swap adviser" for a $1.5 billion program — called Governor Richardson's Investment Program, or GRIP — to raise money for road and rail construction in New Mexico.

"As the swap dealing market is dominated by large entities, though, I believe that the final swap dealer definition will encompass the vast majority of swap dealing activity, as Congress had intended," Gary Gensler, chairman of the C.F.T.C., said at a public meeting in Washington on Wednesday.

But as the swap makes no detectable difference in the world, empirically/causally the pre- and post-swap situations would nevertheless be the same (see LaBossiere 1993: 262, for an argument to the contrary).

As the Swap Force technology arose from the skills of the Vicarious Visions team, so this year we will see Activision leverage tech and creativity of Toys for Bob in Skylanders 4. This lends itself to some educated guesses around what the team there may come up with.

(We note parenthetically that R μ is of the same order of magnitude as the swap acceptance rate of the MCMC. Values of R μ that are not vanishingly small amount to MCMC sampling that is not very inefficient).

This is a particularly attractive system for investigating the swapping process, as the swapped dimer formed by the quadruple mutant (L5V/F30V/Y33F/A34F) of GB1 was recently shown to exist in equilibrium with a monomer-like conformation over time scales of minutes.

As in our case this would produce a chromosome which is not a valid solution, we implement mutation as the swapping of genes at two randomly selected loci in a chromosome.

"We expect more agreements with other emerging market countries will be in the pipeline," as the swaps will help "Chinese slumping exports by making access to finance easier," it said.

The measure, known as the swaps push-out rule had eliminated federal subsidies for trading in risky derivatives -- the complex contracts at the heart of the 2008 banking meltdown.

As long as work within the SWAp ran smoothly, these different definitions did not constitute a problem.