Sentence examples for transaction equivalent from inspiring English sources

Financing costs are included in the price of the future, which makes the transaction equivalent to a short-term loan.

In this example, each protein represents a single transaction, equivalent to the market basket, with the domains being the items, equivalent to the products.

In December, contactless spending hit £1.2bn, a rise of 17% on November's figure, and there were 140m transactions – equivalent to 52 every second.

For the sake of demonstration, the Pre-Event Window (Fig. 3) was set to 30 transaction days, equivalent to approximately 40 calendar days.

The landfill tax will transfer to Holyrood, along with the land and buildings transactions tax (equivalent to stamp duty) under the remit of the new Revenue Scotland.

Amazon's equivalent transaction value in 2013 would be less than $3,700 per second.

Mamet calls this a "hijacking of the dramatic transaction," the theatrical equivalent of "bringing a gun to a knife fight".

Macau law, for instance, requires identification for any casino transaction above the equivalent of sixty-one thousand dollars — a threshold that is six times higher than that for casinos in the United States.

Macau law, for instance, requires identification for any casino transaction above the equivalent of sixty-one thousand dollars a threshold that is six times higher than that for casinos in the United States.

The commission concluded that while the purchase was somewhat unusual in its terms, and the interest rate was slightly below what local banks were offering, the overall transaction was roughly equivalent to other sales around the lake.

With the bank and the phone network, we developed a security verification system that requires three VSLA members to provide personal identification numbers for every transaction; the electronic equivalent of the three-padlock VSLA metal lockbox that prevents any one person from accessing the group's cash.