Sentence examples for conventional maturity from inspiring English sources

The correlation of the decay width with conventional maturity indicators such as vitrinite reflectance is found to be good within a particular kerogen type, but not consistent across different kerogen types, reflecting systematic variations in bulk composition for different type kerogen types with the same vitrinite reflectance.

In the video, as often in life, Mr. Starck is seen wearing a porkpie hat that gives him the appearance of someone who, despite having global fame and his own Gulfstream V jet, somehow resists the conventional markers of maturity.

Updated at 10.28am BST 9.42am BST Italian bond sale tests confidence Italy is selling around €4bn of its short-term July 2015 bond today and €2.5bn of its longer term 2017 and 2026 bond, with the latter the longest maturity conventional bond that it has tried to sell in more than a year.

Maturity of conventional and shallow reserves and demand of energy force the drilling industry to drill deeper and more complicated wells.

The difference between the yield on I-L gilts and conventional gilts of the same maturity is an indication of the market's view on future inflation.

This study aimed to reveal the long-term post-operative course until the period of hip-joint maturity after the conventional surgical treatments.

The maturity and safety of conventional composts are generally evaluated by biological methods, such as germination tests (Paradelo et al. 2010) and plant growth analysis or a combination of the two (Kapanen and Itavaara 2001).

It is difficult to obtain useful fluorescence information from coals and source rocks of high maturity by means of conventional fluorescence microscopy due to the low fluorescence intensity of the macerals.

The conventional advice is to shorten average maturities and move more of your money into inflation-protected securities.

The maturity of shallow depth and conventional petroleum reserves together with growing demand for energy have forced the oil industry to drill harsh and deep reserves.

It's also better than the current return on conventional Treasurys, where the nominal yield to maturity is 6% and the real return (roughly speaking, nominal yield minus inflation rate) is 3% or so.