Others trade on stock price movements, for example, tied to corporate mergers or acquisitions.
Value-based theorists, for example, tie their claims about reasons to commitments about what is valuable.
For example, tie a belt or rope just under the bust or at the natural waist.
For example, tie to your bed leg and a chair leg and have the hammock swinging.
Although this is the traditional setting for tie persistence prediction, the features calculated during Ω might be impacted by the fact that the tie decayed early in the interval Ω (see for example tie C in Figure 1).
For example, ties (A) and (D) are persistent, while ties (B) and (C) are said to have decayed in (Omega_{mathrm{after}}).
Mr. Basu said that while India invested well in higher education in the past — and benefited greatly by, for example, developing ties with Silicon Valley — the system had not developed quickly enough, leading India to fall behind countries like China and Malaysia.
Privatisation, for example, became tied in the public mind with the theft of public goods by government cronies.
A poll by Pew Research, for example, had a tied race — a better result for Mr. Obama than their last national poll, which had him trailing Mr. Romney by four points instead.
The judge determined that Walmart managers illegally intimidated workers by, for example, telling one, who had tied a rope around his waist to pull a heavy load, "If it was up to me, I would put that rope around your neck".
