Sentence examples for they denominated from inspiring English sources

Zhao et al. [24] propose an architecture they denominated McWiNoC (multi-channel wireless network-on-chip), consisting of a WiNoC with ultra-short connections using multi-channel UWB radio technology.

(2010) in what they denominate the IVCCE mean group estimator.

It is also true that the underlying transactions had nothing to do with America, but because they were denominated in dollars they had to be cleared in New York, which provided America's lawmen with a toehold.

Because they were denominated in dollars, these deals ultimately had to pass through New York and thus came under its regulatory authority.

Their businesses are minimally affected by currency movements because a large proportion of their sales are in Europe, while their stocks gain value to American investors as the currencies in which they are denominated appreciate.

They're denominated in reals, Brazil's currency, to take advantage of their steady appreciation against the dollar.

Let's see what a company's earnings would have looked like if they were denominated in a currency that held its value.

The Federal Reserve in mid-September cut short-term interest rates by half a point to 4.75% to aid frozen credit markets, and that has rendered U.S. fixed-income securities–and the dollars they're denominated in even less attractive.

Does it make sense for them to keep buying Treasuries if their prices fall and the currency they are denominated in continues to crumble?

During the initial production of the coins, they were denominated at five dollars in order to help the public distinguish them from their circulating counterparts.

Unfortunately for us, that will come at the risk of creating intractable inflation and putting our foreign creditors on notice that we will destroy not only the value of their U.S. dollar holdings but the very value of the currency in which they are denominated.