Sentence examples for order executions from inspiring English sources
Institutional investors carefully scrutinize order executions and trading costs, so volatility helped provide cover for any mispricing.
Of the video of Mr Ocalan's dramatic arrest in Nairobi, he writes, "a man who could order executions between dinner courses without the slightest disturbance to his digestion, blubbered like a child".At his trial Mr Ocalan produced the most extraordinary volte face of recent times.
Rouhani is a smooth talker — he has a Ph.D. in constitutional law from Scotland's Glasgow Caledonian University — and he has often used conciliatory language about improving human rights and increasing press freedoms even as his hard-line counterparts ban newspapers and order executions in record numbers.
This is part of the general patterning of the story in sets of doubles: the strange echoes between the fate of Sado's son and the threats to Hadji Murad's son, for example; or Nicholas I and Shamil, the despots who both order executions and experience similar uneasy feelings of lust, who exude power and pride, but whose self-delusion is almost matched with concealed guilt and self-reproach.
Knight's losses came from a combination of client accommodations and from the firm's own trading losses during a period of around two hours after Facebook shares began trading in which Nasdaq was unable to send order executions or cancellations to clients.
Another trick, called "out of order" execution, involves re-ordering instructions where possible to make things run faster.
The new Puma system cuts the time for order execution to around a single millisecond from 30 while increasing stability and capacity.
A decade ago people working the Small Order Execution System, a.k.a.a
The other: Amateur investors are entitled to use the Small Order Execution System; pros are not.
In order to exploit instruction level parallelism and allow out of order execution, we must remove the stack completely.
As more orders migrate to dark pools, the probability of subsequent order execution there increases, raising liquidity.
