Sentence examples for bond equivalent from inspiring English sources
A C.D.O. is a bond equivalent of a mutual fund in that it holds dozens of securities that are backed by mortgages.
In November Britain's Lloyds, which took over HBOS and was bailed out by the state in 2008, issued a Coco bond equivalent to 1.6% of risk-adjusted assets.
While such an award would almost certainly be appealed, such a proceeding would require the company to post a bond equivalent to 10percentt of the judgment, which could be as high as $300 million.
Since early November, she says, she has also taken on the job of running "the municipal bond equivalent of the Butterball turkey hot line," fielding calls from investors worried how to handle the sharp fourth quarter sell-off in municipal bonds.
Investors should think of these stocks as a quasi bond equivalent (with obviously more risk).
This formula corresponded to thirteen double bond equivalents.
The DBE is abbreviation of double bond equivalents, which is used as a measure of aromaticity.
Table 2 Elemental composition of the two potential OBPs identified by the differential analysis software compared to that of the parent compound E1 Frame number m/z Elemental composition RDBE Δ mmu (E1) 269.155317.14008O2 8.5 0.667 9 275.12930 C18H21O5 7.5 0.633 78 317.14008 C11H25O108.5 0.633 C11H25O10 −0.5 −5.240 RDBE: Ring and double bond equivalents.
On the basis of above observations, the new metabolite was characterized as 2α,17α-di(hydroxymethyl -5α-androstan-3β-17β-diol (3). Figure 3 Important (a) hydroxymethyl -5α-androstan-3β-17β-diolabolite 3. Thydroxymethyl -5α-androstan-3β-17β-diol.2507, calcd 322.2508) indicated four double bond equivalents and loss of oxidative carbon.
The remaining atoms, according to the molecular formula and the double bond equivalents were assigned to a γ-lactone functionality.
