Sentence examples for daily index from inspiring English sources
A daily index of Op-Ed pieces from American newspapers is available at John Peter Zenger Lives (johnpeterzenger.com).
The Fed's daily index of the dollar's value against major traded currencies fell to 69.92 on April 8th, the lowest level since May 23rd 2008.
The company's positive perception among consumers has fallen sharply, said Ted Marzilli, managing director of the BrandIndex survey, which keeps a daily index of the popularity of 1,100 consumer brands, including all the major fast-food outlets.
Ms. Markey testified before a California Senate committee on Monday that she suspected that Enron and other big energy trading companies were submitting false pricing data to manipulate the Gas Daily index, which is used to set prices for many utilities and gas contracts.
"It will take BP years and years and years to disassociate itself from 'Deepwater Horizon' or 'gulf crisis".' Brand health A daily index of the public's perception of a company The index measures the difference, in percentage points, between Internet respondents reporting a positive impression of a company and those reporting a negative impression.
We averaged the aa index to obtain the Aa daily index.
Like any good hack, The Daily: Indexed creates a feature that is missing from the original but is deeply needed.
The Daily: Indexed is causing a stir because The Daily is a subscription-only publication meant to be read on the iPad.
Step 1 For each month of the calendar year, five candidate months with cumulative distribution functions (CDFs) for the daily indices that are closest to the long-term (30 years for the NSRDB) CDFs are selected.
Daily indices of environmental pressure were calculated as assessed in other studies of patient-induced colonization pressure [ 11].
We calculated several commonly used hydrologic indices from discharge and velocity estimates, including daily flow indices, overall flood indices, low flow variables, and ratios or ranges of flow percentiles reflecting the nature of cumulative frequency distributions.
