Sentence examples for buffer to absorb the from inspiring English sources

The matrix plays a role as a buffer to absorb the severe volume change of Si, which may suppress its pulverization [17 19].

Keep 17-20% of certain assets as "loss-absorbers" Another of the ICB's recommendations is that banks must have a buffer to absorb the impact of potential losses or future financial crises - of at least 10% of domestic retail assets in top-quality form, such as shares or retained earnings.

The largest banks, combined, could have a $155 billion buffer to absorb the losses and the banks' buildup in capital would help them withstand potential legal costs, S&P said.

Those firms with big enough buffers to absorb the hit to profits will win.Even so, some firms with large funding gaps may prove unviable they will have to shrink, sell out or break themselves up.

Well, the eurozone is stronger in that it has put in place financial buffers to absorb the losses that would be generated if Greece were to unilaterally renege on its debts, and even be forced out of the eurozone - which could happen if Syriza wins the 25 January elections (though the language of the left wing party has become less aggressive towards the euro).

A key feature of the Earthship design is the use of a thermal store, which acts as a seasonal heat buffer to absorb heat in the summer and to release heat in the winter, to regulate the room temperature.

Biotechnical engineering offers an alternative to treat the edge between built and natural environment and provide a buffer to absorb erosive forces from the flow onto built structures.

The legislation focuses on capital, the part of a bank's balance sheet that acts as a buffer to absorb potential losses.

The two possibilities were to drop the stable $1 a share value of money fund shares, or to add some sort of capital buffer to absorb losses in a crisis.

The same goes for the plethora of smaller local banks that can be encouraged to provide more credit to local projects but must, he says, remain "independent institutions".Hungry for capitalChina's banks are highly profitable, which gives them a buffer to absorb potential losses.

As its head of patent strategy Paul Lin told the intellectual property business journal Intellectual Asset Management, "Xiaomi's hardware business, like many other Chinese companies, has razor thin margins, which leaves a very small buffer to absorb patent royalty costs".