Sentence examples for conversion terms from inspiring English sources

Convertible bonds can be devised with any degree of equity-like or bond-like behavior to them, depending on the coupon and the conversion terms.

The point is an AI system that's expert at spotting the lowest hanging fruit (in conversion terms) could start selectively distributing discounts to a narrow sub-section of users only — meaning other people might never even be offered discounts.

In this paper, we propose a robust ℓ1-norm solution by introducing two sub-terms: LR coefficient sparsity constraint term and HR coefficient conversion term, which are able to prevent the noise transmission from noisy input to output.

Recently, increasing numbers of different cell types have been obtained by direct conversion, termed transdifferentiation.

The S-to-S single-scattering term can be derived similarly as: (A.4) Conversion scattering terms need more careful treatment.

The editorial section had the highest views, but the social and personalised sections had the highest conversion in terms of clicking through to purchase".

In Book 8 of the Confessions, Augustine describes the entire drama of conversion in terms of hearing an external voice, "as of a child", that leads him to take up the Bible and eventually turn away from paganism and towards Christ.

"If a lease can be recaptured from a sponsor, that would result in a substantial financial benefit to the building," Mr. Goldsmith said, explaining that many garage and laundry room leases negotiated at the time of the conversion had terms extremely favorable to the sponsor.

The signaling was superior to the analogous thioamide-to-amide conversion in terms of both speed and signaling contrast.

The energy efficiency of CO2 conversion in terms of electricity consumption was calculated to be 16.9 g per kW h.

Predictive model describing the fractional conversion in terms of process variables was derived from multiple regression analysis.