Sentence examples for bank length from inspiring English sources

Thomas defended Barratt's record, saying it had only three to three and half years' supply of land, while the average land bank length among the biggest housebuilders was five years.

Similarly, sediment mass for stream bank failures is based on the measured eroded area (bank length times height) and a mean bank retreat distance of 0.86 m.

But, in practice, countries that score well on one of the indicators tend to do well on most.The bank deliberated at length before disclosing its ratings.

In the read operation, we identify the destination memory bank and the length of the read vector (Ex: READ P 1 : DM 1,276).

Magnitude frequency responses of the first four QMF filters are given in Figure 4. Figure 4 Magnitude frequency response of first four QMF bank filters (filter length N = 99).

If number of transactions through USSD-based mobile banking ≤0.5 and length of customer association ≤6.5 and number of transactions through internet bank ≤1.5 and number of transactions through mobile bank ≤0.5 and number of transactions through telephone bank ≤1 and gender = 1 → Churn   2.

If number of transactions through USSD-based mobile banking ≤0.5 and length of customer association ≤6.5 and number of transactions through internet bank ≤1.5 and number of transactions through mobile bank ≤0.5 and number of transactions through telephone bank ≤1 and gender = 0 and age ≤35 → Churn   3.

In Lofoten the day-length available for feeding varies from 0 to 24 hours while on Georges Bank the day-length is more constant throughout the year varying from 10 to 17 hours available for feeding (Fig. S1).

Lately, the results of this "arm's length" banking model have looked reassuringly positive.

Sovereign is determining how much Banco Santander, which has a 24.99 percent stake in the thrift, might participate in the offering, while keeping any transaction with the Spanish bank at arms-length, Reuters said.

An arms-length bank management board would both keep the interferers at bay, and also require the public sector to bear the consequences of its meddling on the bank's performance.