Sentence examples for coefficients that come from inspiring English sources

Secondly, for the most advanced European financial centres around 1900, regressing the short-term interest from discounting bills in the local money markets onto the return implied in foreign bills of exchange yields coefficients that come at least close to the interest-parity condition.

A better permutation turned out to be cpT-Sapphire174-173, with a suitable quantum yield, extinction coefficient and pKa that came close to the values of the non-permuted variant (Table 1).

Pot 4 - FC Astana: The worst team in the competition based on Uefa coefficients are Astana, the Kazakhstan side that came through their play-off with APOEL.

After filtering, the coefficients are interpolated to adapt their rate to the signal that comes from the IEEE 802.11p transceivers at 10 MHz.

That came weeks later.

That came in 2008.

That comes from Aristotle.

"That came through".

But that comes later.

That came over time.

That came and went.