Sentence examples for which derivative from inspiring English sources

CONTEMPORARY art is a futures market in which "derivative" is a bad word.

But financial regulators are now on the verge of equipping investors with crucial information that has long been secret: the prices at which derivative contracts are trading.

Rather than a fixed product platform upon which derivative products are created through substitution of add-on modules, the approach here permits the platform itself to be one of several possible options.

The conception of nature is the "philosopheme of philosophemes", the basic metaphysical conviction guiding scientific research, affecting experimental and discursive practices as an epistemological pandemic, pre-structuring the way in which derivative terms and concepts are defined.

In the constraints listed in the left column of the table, the label dt means derivative, and the integer immediately following it indicates which derivative of the variable (0 means the magnitude).

(b) Among the 30 citrullinated and autoantigenic protein spots, 13 protein spots were identified in which derivative peptides of fibrinogen accounted for 3. (c) New identified citrullinated autoantigens were asporin, cathepsin D, β-actin, CapZα-1, albumin, histamine receptor, PDI (EC 5. 3. 4. 1).

Perhaps more important, the risk committees will recommend which derivatives should be handled through clearinghouses, and which should be exempt.

They'll be the ones deciding which derivatives will go on exchanges and which will be exempt, for instance.

It was not as if people chattered about the fed funds rate, the Lehman Brothers stock price or which derivatives caused particular problems for A.I.G.

And it calls for swap execution facilities, or exchanges on which derivatives and other complex financial instruments are traded.

This would determine which derivatives are good and which are harmful, and if an innovation is deemed harmful it can't be sold.