Sentence examples for be index from inspiring English sources
noun
An alphabetical listing of items and their location.
- The index of a book lists words or expressions and the pages of the book upon which they are to be found.
Ian said it needed to be index linked.
Two stipulations: Not all could be index funds; only one could be a Vanguard fund (see table).
It is seen that all the diffraction peaks for the bare SrTiO3 particles and the composites can be index to the cubic structure of SrTiO3, and no traces of impurity phases are detected.
All the peaks pattern for pure and SrF2 3Dy can be index with the Joint Committee on Powder Diffraction Standards (JCPDS) card number 06-0262 having cubical structure with space group Fm3m (225).
As for why the choice to go with a VC now and for that VC to be Index, it was a mutual understanding of what the opportunity was in this space, and also the fact that Index has in its portfolio a number of e-commerce companies and enterprise software companies that complement MetaPack's business.
Let and be index vectors for case and control groups, respectively.
He wanted an outright ban but instead benefits will be index-linked to where the child is based.
They will be able to increase their weekly pension by up to £25 a week and the sum will be index-linked.
Your pension income will be index-linked as Germany is an European Economic Area country – that means it will increase each year, just as if you had not left the UK.
It will, however, be index-linked if you retire in the EU and certain other countries with which the UK has a reciprocal pensions agreement, including the US, Israel, Jamaica and Barbados.
(In the Netherlands, there are really interesting debates about whether the state should move from a fixed age of retirement to a fixed period of paid retirement, so that the retirement age would be index-linked to average life expectancy).
