Sentence examples similar to psr- from inspiring English sources

Counting in restricted shares and those associated with outstanding stock options, this produces a market cap of $12.9 billion and a price-to-sales ratio (PSR) of 24.1 based on Twitter's revenues over the past 12 months.

Thanks to Bill and Melinda Gates for having more than enough PSR (personal social responsibility) to put their money to good use.

There are no brute facts (the PSR).

According to the Principle of Sufficient Reason (PSR), what is required is an account in terms of sufficient conditions that provides an explanation why the cause had the effect it did, or alternatively, why this particular effect and not another arose.

In his response to the second letter Clarke appears to accept PSR.

Leibniz develops this PSR point nicely (Leibniz 1969, 486), though the conclusions he reaches from it are very different from Spinoza's.

Recently Richard Gale and Alexander Pruss (1999) advanced a modal version of the cosmological argument that rests on the weak PSR (for every true contingent proposition, it possible that there is an explanation for that proposition) and Modal Axiom S5 (if it is possible that it is necessary that p, then it is necessary that p).

But this objection has merit only if the critic denies the PSR or that it applies to events like the Big Bang.

Sometimes the PSR is taken to have a very wide domain (e.g. all truths and all events), while sometimes the PSR is taken to have a narrower domain.

The first was found in 1992, going round a neutron star (a strange beast made of matter as dense as that in an atomic nucleus) 1,000 light-years from Earth with the rather pedestrian name of PSR 1257 +12.

Brazil faces roughly a one-in-five chance of black-outs over the next two years, reckons Mario Pereira of PSR, an energy consultancy.