Sentence examples for exchange structure that from inspiring English sources

Moscow Exchange MICEX-RTS OJSC is an integrated exchange structure that provides electronic trade organization, clearing and settlements on trades, custodial and information services.

The New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday said its newly installed board of directors voted in favor of sweeping changes to the exchange's governance structure that might result in the roles of chairman and chief executive being split.

The genesis and the evolution of the Apennine chain favored such kind of exchange, with a wrinkle structure that caused the formation of valleys parallel to the direction of the mountain chain.

In analogy to the physico-chemical forces, the genetic code is the underlying structure that facilitates exchanges between amino acids whose codon sequences are similar and makes those exchanges harder whose codon sequences are dissimilar.

The two leaders agreed to establish a network of new bilateral contacts, ministerial meetings and official exchanges, consciously modelled on the structure that underpins the Franco-German relationship.

It's important to have a structure that promotes the exchange of ideas and welcomes constructive challenges to the usual way of doing things from any employee with valuable experience.

"Today's vote moves the exchange into a new era, providing a structure that will allow it to compete more effectively in the rapidly developing environment in which stock exchanges now operate," said Sir John Kemp-Welchairmanrman of the exchange.

The changes reflect a wider trend in big European and American exchanges toward a more nimble ownership structure that permits them to compete against electronic communications networks, known as E.C.N.'s.

For example, Wang et al. reported a thorium borate with the composition [ThB5O6(OH)6][BO(OH 2] ·2.5H2O, 14 which possesses disordered borate tetrahedra in the channels of the structure that can be exchanged by (TcO4)– groups.

Chromosomal aberrations consist of changes in chromosome structure that result in breaks or exchange of chromosomal material.

An exchange-traded "fund" is a specific type of product structure that doesn't technically fit all other structures.