Sentence examples for rate to suit from inspiring English sources

A country like China, the fund feels, now carries so much weight in the world economy, it can no longer pick an exchange rate to suit itself.

The RTCP feedback signaling provides the source node with information to re-configure the codec rate to suit the target needs.

For instance, under mobile 3D video application, the key point in design is to optimize the video bit rate to suit for the limited network bandwidth, hence the asymmetric stereoscopic video scheme is a candidate of this kind of application.

Notably, maintaining the spores to total cells ratio at a suitable level (about 0.80) was critical for improving iturin A fermentation performance, and the desired ratio could be achieved by adaptively adjusting the glucose feeding rate to suit the changing cellular metabolic characteristics during the feeding phase (Table  1).

It also means governments cannot devalue or change interest rates to suit economic needs.

The costs are macroeconomic, caused by forgoing the right to set interest rates to suit the specific economic conditions of a member state.

You could, Wilson and others discovered, formulate mathematical equations which predicted a wide range of behaviour, right down to what Wilson termed "adaptive demography", altering birth rates to suit the prevailing conditions.

Most importantly, Britain retains control over its money supply and is able to fix interest rates to suit its own economy, rather than the one-size-fits-all policy-making in the eurozone.

Regulators have already imposed £1.7bn of fines on a string of the world's biggest banks, while police are pursuing criminal investigations into staff involved in rigging the rates to suit their employers.

Deutsche Bank recently cut its growth forecast for Germany to only 0.1% for this year and 0.6% in 2003.Back-of-the-envelope 2003.Back-of-the-envelope 2003.Back-of-the-envelope 2003.Back-of-the-envelopeto suit Germany alone, they would now be below 2%.

Other developers of projects opening now said they were offering either a month or two in free rent, or -- as Mr. Barry said Ironstate had done -- lowering rates to suit the times.