Now, at every point in time there are interest rates of various maturities quoted.
Of course you need ledgers of transactions as the raw material from which to derive the financial state of affairs at whatever chosen point in time is of interest.
I think it's completely reverse now, and the value of the institution, especially the World Bank, is really knowledge first, then coordination, and thirdly, finance, precisely because there are so many other institutions out there that are doing finance now, or maybe it's just at this particular point in time when overall interest rates are so low.
"At one point in time there was little interest among the Amish in their own genealogy, although that's changed in the past 10 years or so".
Our intent was to estimate the point in time when an outcome of interest, e.g. hospitalization rate, reaches its maximum intensity without separating specific outbreaks from an unobservable baseline.
On the subject of Firefox OS — the mobile platform being built by Mozilla with other partners — "we are monitoring what is being done there," says Remy. "We are not announcing any launch of such devices at this point in time, but we are definitely interested in that area and depending on the opportunities, there is a chance for an Orange-branded device among those".
He said, "At that point in time, I really wasn't interested.
"It makes sense for us to use money that's earning a low interest at this point in time to pay off a debt that's causing a high interest rate," said Ron Mitchell, the water district's treasurer-secretary.
"At least at this point in time, it is in everyone's interest to try to keep these mines going," said Shannon Anderson, a lawyer for the Powder River Basin Resource Council, which filed complaints in Wyoming.
We also considered whether error in exposure measurement could explain these results, since enterolactone was measured at a single point in time whereas the true exposure of interest is long-term average concentration of enterolactone.
