Sentence examples for consistent valuations from inspiring English sources

7. Had the historical development of logic run differently and the framework we would naturally call Fmla-Set come to initial prominence, we would have been fussing about the consistent valuations being closed under disjunctive combinations, and the sequent-undefinability of the class of ∧-boolean valuations.

The returns of the Harvard Endowment have been internally calculated, using consistent valuation methodologies.

We use a consistent valuation methodology (applying the average Tour Operator PE of around 11 times on 2016 EPS) and our price target moves to 110p from 122p.

The data reveals a consistent valuation range between 4x and 6x revenue, with 5x revenue as the all-time median.

The model provided a reasonable fit for plant and equipment, but much improved data coverage and consistent valuation of land and buildings are required to adequately explain influences on total capital.

The factor models can be integrated with the logic of risk-neutral valuation and will form a consistent approach to valuation.

It is striking that so-called "secondary" sales by clients of stakes in buy-out funds are reputedly taking place at large discounts to their reported values, although again trading remains very thin.In the end pressure for consistent and conservative valuations must come from clients.

Chicago's ability to return capital is so consistent because our valuations are more affordable.

Now, there are additional valuations consistent with this consequence relation on which the negation truth-function is not associated with the negation connective.

This implies the statement given for consequence relations (putting "⊩" in place of "⊢") since a generalized consequence relation, like a consequence relation, is always determined by the class of all valuations consistent with it.

In a moment of inattention I had confusingly passed from the correct thought that the only valuations consistent with ⊢∧ are the ∧-boolean ones to the faulty conclusion that the only class of valuations determining ⊢∧ is the class of all ∧-boolean valuations.