Sentences with phrase «horizontal slice»

Summary In this lesson students are introduced to the idea of 2 - D representational nets of 3 - D figures and characteristics of 3 - D figures and horizontal slices of 3 - D figures.

A Bright Bunch: These images, from a 2005 study in Cognitive Brain Research, show horizontal slices in the brains of adolescent boys, as measured while they were doing a spatial math problem.

Cut halloumi cheese into horizontal slices.

Cut about 4 horizontal slices in each beet (you will have left over slices).

(Above is a hot cross buns type of cut, and below are about 4 horizontal slices.)

Even in a horizontal slice of this game, everything felt right.

The demo I played at Rezzed was a horizontal slice of the game set in a highly detailed, rain slick jungle base.

The vertically oriented slices of paper represent day, and the horizontal slices represent night.

In addition, the rules allow for a mix of the two, with an issuer taking a vertical slice and selling off a horizontal slice.

Risk retention rules require that issuers retain a vertical slice equal to 5 % of a deal's par value, or a horizontal slice equal to 5 % of a deal's market value.

Issuers can sell the horizontal slice to certain qualified investors.

They can chose to keep a vertical slice, amounting to 5 % of face value of every deal it issues, or it can sell a horizontal slice, amounting to 5 % of the deal's market value, to a qualified investor.

For instance, investors in the horizontal slices are pricing the bonds they're buying at levels that would provide them with yields of more than 18.6 %, depending on how high up the capital stack they climb.

While they can sell the horizontal slice, the buyer can not leverage, hedge or trade out of the position at any point in the transaction's life.

Many viewed the rule as an illiquidity tax because issuers or buyers of the horizontal slice, the B - piece, wouldn't be able to trade out of their positions.

They can keep a vertical slice equal to 5 % of a deal's face (or par) value, a horizontal slice equal to 5 % of a deal's market value, or a combination of the two.