Sentence examples for the same convertibility from inspiring English sources

The same "convertibility law" fixes the exchange ceiling at one peso to the dollar and guarantees that anyone can trade currencies at that rate.

There's the same dilemma with currency convertibility.

However, I cannot carry both laptops at the same time, and I appreciate the portability and convertibility of the XPS 13 2-in-1.

Direct HTT of grass at 190°C gave the same high glucose yield as for grass silage (35 (w/w)% (77% cellulose convertibility)) and improved xylan yields (27% xylan convertibility).

At 190°C, HTT pretreatment of dry grass gave the same high glucose yield as the grass silage of 35 (w/w)% (77% cellulose convertibility), and a higher xylan yield of 7 (w/w)% xylose (27% xylan convertibility).

Forage convertibility: defer.add img); This determines whether a bovine is an "easy-keeper" when fed a roughage/grass-only diet and will increase or maintain weight on such a diet, or is a "hard-doer" and consistently looses weight on the same diet as a "easy-keeper" would.

The economy grew fast after the implementation of the Convertibility plan until 1994, fueled by growing public and private indebtedness from the liquidity in international capital markets.

Here, ensiling of grass is combined with hydrothermal treatment (HTT) with the aim of improving the enzymatic biomass convertibility and decrease the required temperature of the HTT.

The convertibility of the dollar alone at the established price of $35 per ounce became the foundation of the system.

"Given the quantitative easing of the Fed and the risk of worldwide inflation, it is understandable why China would want to accelerate the convertibility of the renminbi".

Ever since Richard Nixon ended the convertibility of the US dollar into gold in 1971, there have been calls for a return to some form of gold standard.