Recall that i t denotes, here, the return in the London money market at the 3-month discount rate, (i_{t}^) the corresponding return in the continental money market, whereas S t denotes the sight-rate in London, and (Eleft [S_{t+m}^right ]) the expected sight-rate on London upon maturity at date t+m.
Thirty-six percent of shoppers expect, sight unseen, to return some of the gifts they'll get, the survey shows.
Just when I was expecting the sight of the mighty Urals themselves rising above their hilly prologue, we were on flat ground again.
Anybody wishing to understand the niceties of Operation Dynamo will be confounded, as will anyone expecting the sight of high-ranking strategists huddled around maps in low-lit situation rooms.
Breuer also said that a consistent design helped to build trust with readers in that they would know what to expect on sight and it makes them feel more comfortable.
Don't expect the sight of gowned beauties eating rats or conspiratorial huddles among contestants, but this year's Miss America Pageant will include elements of the wildly popular television series "Survivor," with a dash of Oscar night hoopla and Super Bowl hoo-ha thrown in for good measure.
Engineers weren't expecting that sight again Thursday when they planned to delicately remove the cap as a prelude to raising the massive piece of equipment underneath that failed to prevent the worst offshore oil spill in U.S. history.
When Greta wheeled her suitcase off the platform and onto the main Liverpool concourse, she expected to catch sight of Kate at once.
These prices didn't affect the cost of the prix fixe meal, which was the equivalent of $30 no matter what the entree, but the researchers expected just the sight of the prices to make a difference.
The aforementioned findings of van den Berg et al. (2016) for Germany caution that these returns might eventually be lower than expected at first sight, because job quality is at stake and higher public expenditures in sickness insurance are to be expected.
