Sentence examples for the volume represented from inspiring English sources
The large block of 20,000 call options exchanged at the November $38 strike is 3.875 times the volume represented by previously existing open interest of 5,161 contracts at that strike.
One dataset is stored as floating-point single-precision values, with each voxel value equalling the activity in MBq in the volume represented by that voxel, while the other dataset is stored as integers, where the sum of the integer values is the predefined number of histories for the MC simulation.
The total number of points falling on each region of interest was counted and the volumes calculated by multiplying the sum of points falling on a given region by the volume represented by each point (volume/point = 16 mm × mean slice thickness; average of 50 mm).
The volume represents twice the number of established positions at the strike.
Consideration of the volume representing lost biolubricants and undefined biolubricants accounted for the total volume of biolubricants in Germany.
A total of 2,000 images were selected and processed similarly to the volume representing the human GINS complex alone (without Fab).
In addition, doubling of the volume represents an increase in diameter of only 26%, e.g. growth from 4 to 5 mm, which may be difficult to detect visually.
The papers in this volume represent the most recent advances in the intersection of the fields of financial econometrics and financial engineering.
This method amounts to expanding or contracting the physical volume represented by the simulation so as to continuously maintain a reaction volume that contains constant number of particles.
This is shown in the contiguous distribution and relative signal strength of TTP ions across the lung volume represented in individual lung slices.
Although the number of VC deals point to a more "absolute" yardstick of investor interest in a metropolitan region, the dollar volume represented by those deals often draws a starker comparison between ecosystems.
