Sentence examples for distinguish volatility from inspiring English sources
We distinguish volatility from variance instruments and highlight the role of convexity adjustments.
Analysts said regulators face huge challenges in distinguishing normal volatility, which is always high during a chaotic economic period, from speculative swings propelled by investors seeking purely financial gains who end up distorting energy prices.
n-Heptane and n-decane, distinguished by their volatility, were studied under atmospheric and low temperature, low pressure conditions.
Some smaller players in the target date market have been experimenting with ways to dampen volatility (and presumably distinguish themselves from the bigger players), says Bridget Bearden, a senior research analyst at Strategic Insight.
Health officials say SARS has taught them several other lessons: the need to develop a reliable test to detect it in its early stages and distinguish it from other flulike or pneumonialike diseases; the potential volatility of the virus that causes it; and the growing importance of international travel in spreading communicable diseases.
I base this view on the fact that most economists today distinguish between the temporary movements in the consumer price index that stem from volatility in commodity prices and the movements that reflect fundamental inflation pressures.
Prior research on state tax volatility has used panel data to estimate separate revenue elasticities for the major state taxes, attempting to distinguish between short- and long-run elasticities.
It might also distinguish between efforts to limit the size of inflows, so as to keep the currency cheap, and far less controversial attempts to reduce their volatility.
One of the things that distinguishes the best filmmakers is a set of obsessions; Silver's obsessions are focussed on small institutions, closed spaces, families and their tightly organized surrogates, and the explosive volatility of relationships that arise within them.
