Sentence examples for rate strike from inspiring English sources

In this paper we present a computational schema in which, in order to price financial European options, an IoT framework processes data, as financial assets, expiration day, interest rate, strike price.

Q. Did the disparity in tax rates strike you as a problem at the time? A.

So does this mean a "mortgage strike" under the New Beginning banner similar to the "rent and rates strike" by nationalists in Northern Ireland protesting against internment without trial in 1971?

Writing here in 1999, Catherine Jones found East no better than satisfactory, and when I visited as a civilian that spring, the rating struck me as generous.

Mr Cable said he was confident the rates struck the right balance between boosting the income of the low-paid and not putting off employers from recruitment.

Einstein's theory of relativity, showing that clocks and human bodies moving with respect to each other measure time at different rates, strikes at our deepest and most private understanding of physical experience.

First we regressed feeding rate on strike rate (number of strikes taken per minute).

The throw production rate per strike length is HU/X = 2.4 mm/yr.

The sample is tiny — fifteen smokers — but the success rate is striking.

These rates would strike many people as surprisingly little for a working week.

The idea of negative interest rates may strike some people as absurd, the concoction of some impractical theorist.