Sentence examples for core speculative from inspiring English sources

Understanding the economics of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae is a herculean task, because so much of their accounting is, at its core, speculative: Freddie's losses included a $14.3 billion charge to write down the value of tax-credit carry-overs that it was carrying as assets on its balance sheet.

However, since it is not possible to distinguish small proteins, or proteins domains from RNA helices and loops in an EM reconstruction at 25 Å resolution, the all atom model presented for the catalytic core is speculative.

The Inland Empire was the burning core of this speculative fever because of the availability of cheap land between Los Angeles and San Diego.

Under the first, called LEED Core and Shell, speculative developers could seek LEED certification for the basic interior and exterior structural elements of their buildings.

It's also going to be harder to separate growth of the company's core automotive business from more speculative investments in the future of energy.

Like the other Spectre variants, this one has to do with "speculative execution," a core component of modern computing architecture that predicts what might be required of it in the immediate future and executes on it, either keeping the results if the prediction is right or discarding them if not.

Although such hypotheses are highly speculative considering the present core of knowledge, we believe that chemokines in general, and fractalkine in particular, deserve more attention in SS research.

"Plattner said that [NetWeaver serves a function that is] not part of our core business, but it's a highly speculative new initiative," Hagel noted.

However, like multiple-modeled traits, establishing strong predictive validity can also generally mitigate the inherent weaknesses of having to rely on modeled endophenotypes and/or mechanistic constructs whose causal connection to the core mechanisms and symptoms of schizophrenia are speculative.

The entire banking system was rotten to the core and the massive buildup of bad paper, high leverage, and speculative bets (derivatives) that made disaster inevitable can be traced directly back to the repeal of Glass-Steagall. .

As if the show is afraid nobody would want that kind of thing, "12 Monkeys" tends to skitter away from character-building moments, but that's one of the core reasons people watch or read classic speculative-fiction tales.