Sentence examples for contract relative from inspiring English sources

First, we quantify the effect of the terms of earnout contract (relative size and length) on the takeover premia.

Strength in the prompt futures contract relative to deferred months, on the other hands, signals tight immediate supply and disincentivizes storage, effectively compounding the optics of shortage.

Paulsen summed it up like this, "My work would predict that the player would accumulate about one fewer WAR for his team in the true scenario (first three years of a longer-term contract) relative to the three-year contract.

Einstein's first paper on special relativity, "On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies," was published in 1905, and it included the theory that time is not a constant flowing stream but a kind of web that can expand and contract relative to the motion of the perceiver.

The prevalence of joint liability contracts relative to individual contracts exhibits a U-shaped relationship with the wealth of the borrowing household and increases with the wealth dispersion.

That's the amount by which sequestration has reduced the value of the Pentagon's new contracts relative to last month.

As a result, the unsolvated chain dimensions are significantly contracted relative to the random-coil state and the compact structures such as crumpled coils, melted and nematic globules arise at enhanced temperatures.

Hence, we are only varying the weight of exits to permanent contracts relative to temporary contracts in order to simulate an alternative framework where permanent employment is more likely.

Our findings show that even though standard relative performance pay contracts, relative to a fixed wage scheme, increase productivity, they have a dark side: they cause considerable cheating and sabotage of co-workers.

However, 4 of the repeats in KIM D27 appeared to have expanded while 1 repeat had contracted relative to the KIM 10+ published genome (Table 2).

In the present case, clade III is expanded and clade IV contracted relative to published analyses, due to differences in composition of the datasets.