Sentence examples for spillover running from inspiring English sources

After the crisis, however, we find evidence for one-way risk spillover running from the oil market.

The show opens tonight at 9 with the expected free drinks and sidewalk spillover and runs to the beginning of January.

For stochastic simulations with variable or pulsed spillover, we run the model for double the time and present the 1st, 25th, 50th, 75th, and 99th percentiles of the distribution of each metric for the second half of 50 independent simulations to capture the full distribution at quasi-equilibrium.

Gerdau, a steel company, recently bought a pig-iron plant in the district, which is a prime candidate to receive the spillover when industry runs out of space in São Luís.

Lowlicht: I think they're also running into other spillover … Securitized mortgage-backed paper is failing, and now look at the news that Amex is needing money, and it can't securitize its credit card loans.

Liberal activists voiced their delight at the outcome on social media, with some activists expressing hope that Woodfin's victory would have spillover benefits for Doug Jones, the Democrat running against ousted Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore for an open U.S. Senate seat.

This is why Enron's bankruptcy would have, in the words of Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill Paul O'Neill, no "spillover effect". An uncritical reading of Enron's inscrutable reports indicates it was running so much faster than everyone else.

The other contribution of this study is considering daily data covering period of 15 years in order to examine volatility spillover in long run.

Jeff Taylor, writing from Jacksonville, AL, (the site almost always attaches datelines to its articles, as if such analytical and theoretical columns were dispatches from the real America) put down nearly 6,000 words on Sarah Palin the spillover from a 3,000-word 3,000-wordGoing reviewthat ran in The American Cofservative (also not a terrible place for the left-thinkinGoing

In test simulation runs, we found that the greater average effect of constant spillover holds for stronger selection, lower levels of spillover on average, and spillover occurring after rather than before density dependence.

In Salt Lake City, one multiplex sold out midnight shows at all of its 16 screens, then ran unscheduled 3 a.m. screenings to accommodate the spillover.