Sentence examples for terms of anchoring from inspiring English sources

"All central bankers in the world have a unity of purpose in terms of anchoring inflation expectations in line with their definition of price stability," he said.

The influences of anisotropic medium on the optical properties of quantum dots were discussed in terms of anchoring of liquid crystals molecules on the surfaces of immersed quantum dots.

It successfully describes the observed anisotropy of physical properties at microscale (up to 200 μm) in terms of anchoring of the polymer chains to the nanotubes surface and adjustment of the nanotubes orientation to the nematic direction due to such coupling.

Note that this graph needs scaling in terms of anchors because its scale is determined by the hop count.

The results were validated against field data and centrifuge test data prior to undertaking a detailed parametric study, exploring the relevant range of parameters in terms of anchor shaft length and diameter; number, width and length of fins; impact velocity and soil strength.

The International Reference Ionosphere IRII) electron density height profile is parametric in terms of anchor point values that are generated either from particular-epoch measurements of the various ionospheric characteristics, or are determined from empirical expressions produced from the fit to past data sets.

First, we evaluated the precision and recall of Murasaki and TBA in terms of anchors found in orthologous genes.

From our data, this may be a reasonable approximation for a low/medium resolution level in terms of anchor points per Mb of the genome; however, in higher resolution analyses, small inversions may completely change the picture, leading to a variable number of breakpoints depending on the particular history of the genera being compared.

The beams differed in terms of the angle of inclination of the reinforcement to the longitudinal axis, as well as in terms of the manner of anchoring the mesh at the top and bottom surface of beams.

In addition, decision makers are less limited in their way of thinking in terms of being anchored to one initially presented optimal strategy (Schwenk 1988).

Segmental stabilisation of the forearm was defined in terms of the anchoring index calculated during the performance of the task [27], [28], [29], [30], [31].