Sentence examples for maturity such as from inspiring English sources

Second priority is given to technologies of lesser criticality and maturity, such as vacuum pumps.

Nonmaturity shares include those accounts with no defined maturity such as share drafts, regular shares, and money market accounts.

It said lenders "are not obliged to offer options at maturity", such as extending the mortgage term, but they should consider what they can do to help.

Several within-stand habitat characteristics associated with stand maturity, such as larger stem diameters and a partially open canopy, occurred in thinned stands.

One of the striking things about him is his confidence in attacking works usually deemed to require heft and maturity, such as Mahler's Second; it is an audacious act to record Beethoven's Fifth and Seventh at age 25.

He founded his dance group at 24 and soon went on to produce works of startling maturity such as Castor and Pollux (1980), to the music of Harry Partch, and O Rangasayee (1984), based on traditional Indian dances.

"Such risks are particularly relevant for central banks that have been purchasing large amounts of debt securities with long maturities, such as the (US) Federal Reserve and the Bank of Japan, which recently adopted continued monthly asset purchases, or the Bank of England".

They can even borrow money for long maturities, such as 30 years, that would have been unimaginable a decade ago.In effect, emerging-market issuers are benefiting from the low interest-rate policies of developed-world central banks.

At high maturity levels, such as CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) [4] levels 4 and 5, or MR MPS.BR (Reference Model for Brazilian Software Process Improvement) [5] levels A and B, SPC occurs after a measurement program has been institutionalized (a requirement of CMMI level 2 and MPS.BR level F).

For example, we did not find QTL reported in studies using very early or late maturity groups such as three QTL identified in populations derived from maturity group 00 × 00 [ 22], three QTL from maturity group 0 × 0 [ 23, 24], nine QTL from maturity group VI × VI [ 25], and three QTL from maturity group 0 × I [ 26, 27].

Complex versions of these options are embedded in financial products which offer various types of maturity guarantees such as segregated funds marketed by Canadian insurance companies.