Sentence examples for linked to gold from inspiring English sources

By 1929 the important currencies of the world, and most of the less important ones, were again linked to gold.

In a "Money and Banking" precept, a student asked Professor Kemmerer what he thought about fiat money systems (those not linked to gold or silver).

Sound currencies will be back – "linked to gold as it [the dollar] was until the 1970s in a Bretton Woods-style agreement" the publisher predicts.

When the original treaty calling for "ever-closer union" was signed in Rome in 1957, global currencies were tied to the dollar, which was linked to gold.

Yeast cell lines were genetically engineered to display Hepatitis C virus (HCV) core antigen linked to gold binding peptide (GBP) as a dual-affinity biobrick chimera.

XPS characterization proves that the Cys molecules are linked to gold surface via the strong S Au bond and that the PEGDA macromers are covalently bonded to Cys.

Once the decision is made to link to gold, the ECB would use the same technique as before: if the euro's value is too low compared to its gold parity, then the euro base money supply is contracted.

Columns used for the analysis of co-reaction samples and inter-cage exchange reactions between 1 and 3 were Hypersil GOLD Phenyl, 150×4.6 mm, 5 μm (SN 0591330K, Lot 9193) linked to Hypersil GOLD, 150×4.6 mm, 5 μm, (SN 1284371N, Lot 9231).

Despite being more than 12,000km away, he will remain linked to the Gold Coast organisation.

Elsewhere, inspectors also found evidence of Kaloti transactions with suppliers from Sudan, a country linked to conflict gold in the past.

Patolsky et al. reported a structural alignment of GOx onto the edge of CNTs that are linked to a gold electrode surface.