Sentence examples similar to broad definition of frequency from inspiring English sources
BLOOMBERG NEWS Regulators to Define High-Frequency Trading | A subcommittee of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission is expected to propose a broad definition of high-frequency trading on Wednesday, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Moreover, the study used a very broad definition of caregiving.
Secondly, we need a broad definition of personal data.
He has a broad definition of a puppet.
A broad definition of gossip would include the news.
The school applies a broad definition of homelessness.
That's using a broad definition of unemployment.
About twenty-two per cent are men between the ages of eighteen and fifty-nine — a broad definition of "young".
This broad definition of ageing marks a welcome departure from the usual concentration on pensioners.
But it's usually liberals who argue for a broad definition of standing under the Constitution.
A broad definition of group is intended to keep shareholders from acting in concert.
