Sentence examples for stated product from inspiring English sources
Industry leaders are partnering to address the requirements for fully exploiting SSDs' potential, such as: advanced system architectures; predictive life modeling that leverages workload classes to substantiate stated product life; SSD-specific advanced reliability and test technologies; and optimization of controllers and flash to make SSD work reliably as media degrades.
Indeed, in the Federal Reserve's same focus group highlighted above, virtually all participants said they want to see stated product features like duration, origination fees, financing charges expressed in dollar amounts and interest rates, as well as clear and conspicuous descriptions of late fees and prepayment penalties.
Advancing the analysis, we construct a comprehensive framework that determines the deviation of an LETP's effective multiple from its stated product multiple under various rebalancing frequencies and holding period scenarios.
Never use anything containing ammonia to clean the touchscreen with unless the manufacturer has specifically stated a product.
The state includes many historically strong industries, such as banking and insurance, which accounts for 8% of the gross state product, motor vehicle manufacturing, research and development, and steel production, accounting for 14-17% of the nation's raw output.
In the US some states measure the genuine progress indicator, alongside gross state product.
Household spending represents more than 70percentt of the gross state product.
"It at least matches the tourism business in terms of gross state product," he said.
This year the gross state product should grow by around 4%, broadly in line with the nation's recovery.
The top ten states ranked by gross state product per capita are, in order: the District of Columbia (nearly a state), Delaware, Connecticut, New York, Massachusetts, New Jersey, Alaska, California, Virginia, and Minnesota.
Even Nevada's projected gap, while 55 percent of the 2010 state budget, is only 1.3 percent of its gross state product in 2008.
