Sentence examples for indices known from inspiring English sources

In addition, some investors have the confidence to buy financial products directly, without the use of an adviser, just as they buy insurance online; the internet and the rise of product forums known as fund supermarkets make it easy for them to do so.The second trend driving the commoditisation of fund management is the rise of alternative indices, known as "smart beta".

The classes of almost monotonic functions satisfying such integral conditions were later studied in a number of papers, see [19 21] and references therein, where the characterization of integral inequalities of such a kind was given in terms of certain lower and upper indices known as Matuszewska-Orlicz indices.

These published observations provided a starting point to examine shorter time scales (i.e., Φ[t,40 months], Fig. 2C; Φ[t,192 months], Fig. 2E ) within these data for relationships with climatic indices known to influence weather systems at scales likely to be relevant for phenological change [1], [5], [22], [23].

HATS, indices known as spatial autocorrelation based descriptors, encode information nonstructural fragments [ 28, 41].

To do this, we assessed a large sample of African morphologies to examine quantitatively and objectively which of the two representations front view or side view best captures the relationship between body shape and several bio-anthropometric indices known to relate to health and/or body image assessment.

Given recent work linking depression to altered phase relationships at the system and molecular level [ 58], a critical question for future study is whether the photoperiodic modulation observed in the current study alters behavioral and physiological indices known to vary with season and circadian disruption [ 4].

The index, known as the VIX, dropped 8.2 percent to 11.56.

Products linked to an index known as the market's "fear gauge" total nearly $2.5 billion.

A measure of market turbulence which many traders watch closely is the Chicago Board Options Exchange Volatility Index, known as the VIX.

The Chicago Board Options Exchange's volatility index, known as the VIX and often referred to as the "fear index," has fallen for six sessions, signaling investors are regaining some confidence.

The index, known as EAFE, is tracked by many international index funds; all told, it is the benchmark for perhaps $2 trillion in assets invested in this country.