"The euro would fall in value, so the debt which is denominated in euro would also fall in value and the competitiveness of the debtor countries compared to Germany and the other creditor countries would greatly improve".
During deformation, martensitic transformation first occurs in the retained austenite with low carbon content, followed by those with high carbon content, which is denominated "selective transformation mechanism".
Such method represents a particular curve (or surface) (varGamma) as well as its movement/evolution along time as the zero level of a major function (varPhi), which is denominated level set (LS) function.
Foreigners are barred from directly owning Class A shares, which are denominated in Chinese yuan.
The falling value of the American currency has exacerbated the rise in oil prices, which are denominated in dollars.
One concerns bank assets and liabilities, which were denominated in dollars before the collapse and subsequently "pesified" (switched into pesos).
When credit tightened and the krona fell this year, they were unable to finance their debts, many of which are denominated in foreign currencies.
Nick Beighton, Asos's chief executive, said: "Our sales prices which are denominated off sterling now look cheaper to the US customer and look cheaper to the European customer.
DIM SUM bonds, which are denominated in Chinese yuan but sold in offshore markets (predominantly Hong Kong), have become a tasty choice for investors in recent years.
Unfortunately, though, when global credit markets closed up, and the krona fell, "the Icelandic banks were unable to finance their debts, many of which were denominated in foreign currencies," The Times reported.
On the other side of the equation, the decline in the American currency is helping push up commodity prices, most of which are denominated in dollars, and kindling fears that inflation could rise.
