Bubble sizes are the values in a unit of SD deviated from the central control line.
In the same way blockchain records a single unit of value in a decentralized, trust-based and audit-proof manner, voting seems to be a problem at once big enough and uniform enough for technology to make a positive impact.
Amid the carnage, Theodore Bernstein, fixed-income analyst at Grantchester Securities (a unit of Wasserstein Perella), sees value in Beverly Enterprises' junk bonds.
Originally any good-sized rock chosen as a local standard, the stone came to be widely used as a unit of weight in trade, its value fluctuating with the commodity and region.
In the nineties it was explained to us that the only thing that is of value is money, the unit of value in Russia is the American dollar.
Resource America Inc. said yesterday that its Fidelity Leasing Inc. subsidiary had entered into an agreement to acquire the JLA Credit Corporation, a unit of Japan Leasing Corporation, in a transaction valued at $340 million, including the assumption of JLA debt.
"In West Africa, many cultures, including the Wolof in Gambia, used 'cloth money' in standardized strips that functioned as individual units of value; in medieval Iceland, a woolen fabric called wadmal (Old Norse for 'legal cloth') was the official currency for over 600 years; even the Silk Road, civilization's first global trade network, was named after the route's dominant form of currency".
Categorical variables were reported as the proportion with a given characteristic in the block group and continuous variables were reported as the median value across all observations, resulting in a distribution of values whose units comprised a set of proportions or medians.
The ICER then becomes, in effect, a unit price, a measure of value for money.
The volume of sugar exports has increased in the post-1995 period, although the impact of increased volume on export revenue has been offset by a fall in the unit value of exports.
