Sentence examples for means of collateral from inspiring English sources

And he makes some interesting points, such as how our understanding of a home – not just as somewhere we live but a means of collateral to be traded upwards – has eroded our sense of belonging to a community.

Although this patient did not have well-developed pulmonary arteries (PAs), sufficient circulation to the PAs by means of collateral vessels and balanced systemic circulation may have been present.

Another layer of cholinergic neurotransmission may occur in the proximal portion of the lamina, by means of collaterals of the L4 monopolar neurons.

Failure to pay means seizure of collateral, generally livestock in a country where nomadic herders make up a third of the population.

They said they had limited their exposure by means of derivatives, collateral and selling parts of the loans to other investors.

This could occur by means of horizontal collaterals of pyramidal cells (Ts'o et al., 1986; Kaas et al., 1990; Chino et al., 1992; Gilbert and Wiesel 1992), but, at least in sensorimotor cortex, these extend only up to about 1 cm (DeFelipe et al., 1986; Huntley and Jones, 1991 a, b ; Keller, 1993; Hess and Donoghue, 1994; Sanes and Donoghue, 2000).

The functional relevance of the coronary collateral circulation and the possible presence of a lateral perfusion gradient within the AAR has been a matter of prolonged debate, at least partially because of inadequate means for collateral measurement.

This means the collateral backing all of these securitzed loans has deteriorated.

The mobility and salability of slaves meant they functioned as the primary form of collateral in the credit-and-cotton economy of the 19th century.

First, there is rehypothecation: the reuse of collateral in a chain of transactions that means the European banking system has huge liquidity requirements as soon as things go wrong.

As presented, the combined optical technique can be used to highlight possible bottlenecks as well as redundancy and collateral supply by means of selective occlusions.