Sentence examples for submissions based on the from inspiring English sources
The banker involved also made Libor submissions based on the interest derivative positions they managed themselves.
The second score ranks the network topology challenge submissions based on the predictions for 3 missing links in the regulatory gene network (model 2).
The FCA said it warned a manager at a bank who for more than three years condoned traders asking rate submitters to rig Libor figures and submitters making submissions based on those requests.
One fetish gaining traction is "financial domination"—an extreme form of submission based on the pain of giving away thousands of dollars, only to be told you're a piece of shit by some domme you'll likely never meet and won't ever have sex with.
As per NICE requirements, Covidien made a submission based on the scope of the decision problem.
Mr. Cuse will judge the submissions based on how well they represent the mood, tone, and overall feel of the series.
Further research should explore with manufacturers how they have changed their submissions based on past experience with the STA process and the types of issues that have been raised in clarification letters.
We will judge submissions based on innovation, intuitiveness and the ability to bring something unique that creates a wonderfully personalised fashion experience for the user.
The watchdog issued the second warning to a banker who made Libor submissions based on traders' requests and colluded with an interdealer broker to manipulate the rate.
Where as tradition resume marketplaces are generally search driven databases, categorized by user submissions based on location, experience etc, TalentSpring uses a ranking system to rate resumes so that top resumes float to the top of TalentSpring whilst lesser resumes drop.
The efficiency of the whole process of activation, affected by both time to EC opinion and time to administrative signature, was described for four consecutive cohorts of submissions, based on 8-month periods of time.
