Sentence examples for real index from inspiring English sources
Circular birefringence means that the material's real index of refraction is different for left and right circularly polarized light.
Since the most commonly measured parameter with such sensors is the real term (n) of the complex refractive indices (m = n + ki), real index of refraction for different fluids and glass waveguide materials are used to investigate sensor responses.
Then I use these rules to build Repeat Sales Model based on sales data from the department of housing management to estimate the Housing Price Index of Lian-qian district of Xia'men city of china, some topics in price engineering are argued in empirical studies, which include: how to select data, which is the best estimator, what is the real index, and what biases does new index have?
4 the real "index" for this election will be RNC vs DNC fundraising.RNC will need less $ for POTUS but much more downstream to counter Trump.
It is known that the silicate particles have a real index of refraction ranging between 1.5 and 1.6 for visible light.
The real index sequences in each BAM file were then replaced with fake index sequences using Pseudo bam files [ 40] in order to simulate assigning the reads at random to between 2 to 11 different pseudo-samples.
For the Au nanoparticle, because it has smaller real refractive index than air and large absorption refractive index, we found that there is a blue shift for the ring resonance wavelength, instead of red shift normally observed for dielectric nanoparticles.
Real GFCF index has been calculated with data on volume index.
Then we also have a more opportunistic portion of the portfolio that invests outside the real estate index, or in names contained in the real estate index that are trading historically cheap vs. the relationship to their peers.
This ETF doubles on the upside any movement down in the Dow Jones U.S. real estate index, and vice versa, so you'd lose money if the index rose.
A residential real estate index should act as a bellwether, a leading indicator of what's happening in a particular market.
