Sentences with word «idiosyncratic»

The resulting fall in earnings quality may contribute to a rise in idiosyncratic risk and therefore to the value premium.

He has experience working with idiosyncratic personalities and defense is his calling card.

It's simply because, in our experience, as idiosyncratic as it has been, an 80 % discount to property, plant and equipment is too much in most instances.

Many investors believed they had an adequately diversified portfolio, containing a number of independent sector positions and a portfolio of idiosyncratic risks.

Each local government has its own extremely idiosyncratic way of calculating how much an individual property is taxed.

At first glance, the respective bodies of work share only basic characteristics, a penchant for idiosyncratic shapes, a commitment to abstraction and skill being chief among them.

A tan leather sofa adds a distinctive 1960s feel, while vintage accessories complete the highly idiosyncratic look.

They're successful because their own idiosyncratic approaches have made them successful.

And, as is customary, I've included a variety of more idiosyncratic awards after the main event.

In the process of creation the original meanings of these segments are often transformed, producing unique, idiosyncratic works of art.

Before the broadband era, it was difficult for small teams working on idiosyncratic projects to get their games seen by a large number of players.

Because of the generally idiosyncratic nature of financial prices, we must have a way of understanding the implications for our portfolio of abnormal market conditions.

This group includes many chemical agents with somewhat idiosyncratic uses, ranging from hormonal manipulation to metabolic effects.

What I'm really excited about with this is that they're such idiosyncratic characters.

So often times you will see problems with speech acquisition, idiosyncratic language, language that is repetitive, problems with back and forth conversation.

Known for always making the most idiosyncratic picks of the awards season, they sure don't disappoint this year.

By the time he died in 1948 he had developed one of the most energetic, vibrant and idiosyncratic voices in American painting.

And no my ideas are not idiosyncratic, they are consistent with the raw data, the math which supports it and reasonable implications they hold.

The informational support creates idiosyncratic learning through peer exchange.

There are some great thoughtful people attempting to systematically build dynamic and idiosyncratic collections while also creating new models of philanthropic engagement.

The association between idiosyncratic volatility and worsening earnings quality is more pronounced when the deterioration in earnings quality is related to managerial discretion.

This is likely a very simple or idiosyncratic view of it, but that's how I think about it.

I am often attracted to paintings of things the way they are found in nature, respecting its subtle tones and mysterious, idiosyncratic forms.

He has to sleep standing up and leaning over his dresser because of the pain, and he has very idiosyncratic reactions to medications.

The two studies referenced in the quote above, however, are very idiosyncratic.

In keeping with our penchant for stories about idiosyncratic investors who trade in odd securities found off the beaten track, we bring you perhaps the best unknown activist investment of 2009.

My personal decision to continue in this vein means that the work has its own idiosyncratic qualities.

His views were framed in too idiosyncratic a fashion to satisfy anyone completely.

In any case, I do not think others should read too much into my rather idiosyncratic experiences.

The romance cover is a highly idiosyncratic art form.

His visual vocabulary is so idiosyncratic, so singular and distinct, it has practically become a brand or genre unto itself and it can be appreciated by anyone who simply loves movies.

That's a fact, not an opinion — using your own particular idiosyncratic definition of «fact».

Using idiosyncratic methods, Raw programmed raw material of sounds and images, used simultaneously, and turned them into a live performance.

Perhaps worse than regular extinction, to a breeder, is for a breed's more idiosyncratic characteristics to get bred away.

Yet both are the work of a highly idiosyncratic filmmaker, his strong command of cinematic language elevating them above the status of filmed plays.

Reduced central bank support should make stocks more responsive to idiosyncratic factors.

I mean, obviously, there is a lot of idiosyncratic variation of these safe withdrawal rates.

This is especially the case when those decisions are rooted in idiosyncratic interests or biases.

This somewhat idiosyncratic choice of sort key stresses depth against any potential «one big paper» effect.

The final book is a rather idiosyncratic list of texts consulted — all of the references to which clutter up the book's index.

What makes this book so enjoyable is that he ties the development of these advances to some brilliant but idiosyncratic personalities.

Unlike the peak - shift principle, no obvious parameter is being exaggerated (such as a long neck); the changes in appearance are selected because of idiosyncratic aspects of neural wiring.

Others will be intrigued to discover a creative entrepreneur who has built an unlikely and utterly idiosyncratic business based on «cartoons drawn on the back of business cards».

The branch - like base of the coffee table and the cut - outs on the side table are idiosyncratic touches.