Sentence examples for conversion of accounting from inspiring English sources

At Ted Bates Co. in the 1960s and 1970s her innovative ideas facilitated conversion of accounting and financial systems to the first generation computer systems.

Key informant interviews and project documents were used to assist in the conversion of accounting costs to economic costs.

This isothermal process, as recognized in 'Thermal and mechanical contribution of entropy property' section, makes energy conversion and entropy conversion accounted in the expression of extended physical exergy: E X PHYSICAL = Δ U SYSTEM + Δ U RESERVOIR = U − U 0 − T R · Δ S TOTAL,R + P R · Δ V R − T R · Δ S T,R, Open image in new window (50).

Mr. De la Rúa's decree stopped short of ordering the conversion of peso accounts into dollars, reversing earlier statements by senior officials.

But an Argentinian-style cure – massive devaluation and conversion of bank accounts – is unlikely to produce the same recovery in Greece, thinks Leaviss.

First, anxieties about a possible "Grexit" from the euro and the forced conversion of bank accounts into less valuable drachmas caused a massive drain of deposits (see chart).

D1 and D2 activity are low in the rodent myocardium and conversion of T4 accounts for <7% of cardiac T3 [ 21, 22].

When the predictions of native forest conversion were recalculated accounting for the construction of this highway, it was found that approximately 27 000 ha of native forest had an increased probability of conversion.

Warrick also had a 59-yard punt return for a touchdown and a two-point conversion, accounting for 20 of the Seminoles' 46 points.

Dose rates were calculated using the conversion factors of 83, accounting for beta attenuation84.

The epidemiology is hazy; one commonly cited statistic is that conversion disorder accounts for 1percentto4percentcent of all diagnoses in Western hospitals.