Sentence examples for rate bump from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, these results indicate that the photoreceptor output mostly represents a complex function between the biophysical sampling rate (bump production rate) and sample size (bump waveform).
This refractory period ends when the negative feedback relaxes and ultimately sets the maximum sample rate (bump production rate) of the microvillus.
Hence, the T. Rowe Price Summit Cash Reserves fund, with a current seven-day yield of 3.14percentt, is expected to rise an additional 10 basis points, or hundredths of a percentage point, over the next few weeks to reflect the Fed's latest rate bump.
For the most part, though, a slight rate bump isn't cause for panic and is unlikely to sideline most potential homebuyers, says Christian Redfearn, an associate professor of real estate at the University of Southern California.
When told about the slight rate bump, she said it wouldn't make it impossible for her to pay for her plan, but she had hoped rates wouldn't have gone up for at least a few years.
With interest rates bumping along the bottom, it's more important than ever to find the best deal.
Rather, 1995 is the year in which Japan's short-term interest rates bumped up against the zero lower bound.
And at least one film, "Saving Sarah Cain," released by the News Corporation's FoxFaith unit, has had its rating bumped to PG from G because it depicted tobacco use.
He extracted that second and stepped into it like a child into a derelict house, feeling his way, until at 75 milliseconds he found the point of departure: a starburst of data with message rates bumping against the exchange systems' capacity to deal with them.
J.K. Rowling New info about her estimated $150 million in charitable giving, combined with U.K.s high tax rates, bumped the Harry Potter scribe from our list this year.
United States Steel shares shed 6.1%, or $1.17, to $17.93, during Friday's afternoon trading session as investors worried that the company could see its rating bumped to junk status.
