Sentence examples for has a weight of from inspiring English sources

Together they have driven down sterling's trade-weighted index (in which the dollar has a weight of 16.6% compared with the euro's 53.1%) by some 15% in the past year.

Altogether, sterling's trade-weighted index (in which the euro has a weight of 54% compared with the dollar's 16.5%) has declined by over 13% in the past 12 months, reaching its lowest point since 1996.The pound's new bout of weakness has arisen from concern about Britain's deteriorating economic outlook.

Using a weighted average of China's trade and FDI, he guesses that the dollar has a weight of 43%, the yen 18% and the euro 14%.

The value of f(t) has a weight of 1 at time t, a weight of a at time t+1, a**2 at time t+2, and so on.

We can also relate x t) to k: f(t) has a weight of approximately 1/e at time t+k, approximately 1/e**2 at time t+2*k, and so on.

Note that the x-normal surface on the left has a weight of -1 (corresponding to the direction of the outward normal vector relative to the x direction) so that the far-field spectra is correctly computed from the outgoing fields, similar to the flux and force features.

A key factor within the GSIB charge is asset size, which has a weighting of 20% like the other factors.

Each sample had a weight of 20 to 40 mg.

In fact, 86 edges have a weight of three or less, and 39 edges have a weight of one.

The remaining 1206 edges have a weight of 8 or less.

In the following, the notation that infeasible sets have a weight of is adopted.