Sentence examples for involves a rate from inspiring English sources

The likelihood is that this means more quantitative easing (QE), and probably also involves a rate cut by 0.25 or even 0.5 points from the current 0.5%.

The panic involves a rate increase the United States Postal Service has proposed to take effect next year, that would raise the cost of mailing subscription copies of magazines by 15percentt.

The mechanism and kinetics of leaching of aluminum and iron from Coal Fly Ash (CFA), by sulfuric acid, involves a rate controlling step of mass transfer.

Steady-state potentiostatic and cyclic voltammetric measurements have been shown to be consistent with a mechanism that involves a rate-determining two-electron transfer reaction.

It has been reported that the electroreduction of H2O2 on PtNPs involves a rate-limiting chemical step (Equation 1) followed by the electron transfer step (Equation 2) [34]: H 2 O 2 → 2 OH ads (1) OH ads + e ¯ → OH - (2) Figure 6 Cyclic voltammetry.

Mr. Bryson's point is this: Any resolution, which will almost certainly involve a rate increase above the 35 to 50percentt most Californians began paying last month, will have to be approved by state officials anyway.

These changes involve a rate equation with a CO2 concentration-dependent term.

They are made up of three consecutive reactions involving a rate determining step (R.D.S).

The random coalescence-and-dispersion (C D) models for non-ideal mixing in reactors involve a rate parameter, I, which is the frequency of the coalescence and dispersion events divided by the available number of coalescence sites per unit residence time, where residence time is a measure of reactor size.

However, most reactions involve a rate-limiting energy barrier, and it is the nature of this barrier and of the molecular configuration at its top that determines the mechanism.

It became an issue in last year's presidential campaign when George W. Bush criticized the Clinton administration's military preparedness; the criticism involved a rating for one Army division as unready for its role in the two-war strategy -- not because of poor training or morale, but because many of its troops were deployed by presidential order to a military mission in Bosnia.