Sentence examples for introduction of floating from inspiring English sources

Europe was dogged by currency instability from the introduction of floating rates in the early 1970s to the creation of the euro in 1999.

If such a major structural renovation of our economy sounds hopelessly unrealistic, consider that so too did the abolition of the gold standard and the introduction of floating exchange rates back in the 1920s.

Beginning in the 1930s, and especially after the introduction of floating currencies in 1971, economists have been fascinated by the idea of discretionary monetary policy.

In terms of products, that includes the launch of its dedicated block storage service last year, as well as the introduction of floating IPs, which make hosting more complex and highly available applications on the platform easier.

The introduction of floating storage and regasification vessels in 2007 enabled fast cheap entry of new buyers and has seen a surge of activity, as countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Kuwait and Dubai quickly joined the LNG club as importers.

In terms of products, that includes the launch of its dedicated block storage service last year, as well as the introduction of floating IPs, which make hosting more complex and highly available applications on the platform easier.

The introduction of a floating metal layer into the flow of the fabrication process has allowed a great increase in the off state capacitances, getting Coff/Con ratios up to 10 times greater than the ones obtained for the same structures without this feature.

"He was just kind of floating around".

Programming language implications of floating point standards.

Asian countries have a fear of floating.

Just a bunch of floating people?