Sentence examples similar to denominated measures from inspiring English sources

Second, this study is the first one, to our knowledge, that gauges intra-firm knowledge flows using dollar-denominated measures of HQ services provided by parents to their subsidiaries.

Even if agreement could be reached on what constitutes defense expenditure, this would still leave countries with a measure denominated in their domestic currencies.

The count data for both measures was denominated by the total number of households surveyed.

The pressure generated by the pump carries blood flow into the arterial segment of the dialysis circuit (arterial line) and is measured continuously, denominated dynamic arterial line pressure (DALP).

For the identification of the property denominated termhood, the following statistical measures are usually used: Term frequency (t f).

The lack of association between self-reported subjective measures of stress and cortisol measurements in biological samples has previously been denominated the 'lack of psychoendocrine covariance' [ 32].

We denominated Global Fund disbursements by the population size as a measure of exposure because our intent was to look at the relationship of Global Fund disbursements with population-level changes in health outcomes.

Each calibration point (also denominated as candidates) γ f   = (x f, y f, z f ) of the set of locations measured in the fingerprinting set Г f is weighted in relation to its radio similarity with the radio values currently gathered in the unknown position of the localized platform γ curr  = (x, y, z).

It is denominated Heritage Touring.

The bonds are denominated in 14 currencies.

Even if it's denominated in euros.