Case sees hotel properties as more prone to fluctuations in supply whereas other property types
move more closely together.
Some say you now need 50 securities because securities now
move more closely in tandem.
For a large part of the historical data, bond yields and earnings yields tended to
move more closely together.
High yield bonds tend to
move more closely with the stock market.
Prices of imported goods at the wholesale level, which typically
move more closely in line with the exchange rate, have fallen much more rapidly than those of imported retail goods.
And, as the industry attracts real - money investment from real - life investors with real - life dilligence, Bitcoin operators will inevitably
move more closely towards a regulated economy where verification — not anonymity — is key.
Stock and bond markets are
moving more closely in tandem with each other.
Not exact matches
Dropcam enables consumers to access live or stored video of their home or business from any computer, tablet or smartphone;
moving forward, Nest Labs products will also tout video capabilities that allow users to
more closely monitor their property.
(McKesson and Cardinal Health both say they follow relevant laws and that they resolved claims to
move beyond disagreements and work
more closely with the government.)
Another shift was the
move to integrate the two sides of PepsiCo — drinks and snacks —
more closely.
The lower the length of the
moving average the
more closely it tracks the price movement.
The day is part of a growing series of events that was originally spearheaded by investor Aileen Lee of Cowboy Ventures and
moved forward by Jess Lee of Sequoia Capital, who along with their women friends in venture wanted to work
more closely with the far larger — and growing — community of women founders that has begun to form in recent years.
Curious as Whitehead's
move was, it becomes
more curious as we look at it
more closely.
Peter Lauritzen, chief executive of Arla Foods UK, welcomes the
move: «As a farmer - owned co-operative it would be a positive step forwards, allowing UK farmers to work
more closely with their Danish and Swedish counterparts by increasing their stake in Arla Foods UK.»
There's also the dream that he can
more closely resemble the starter he was a year ago with a change of scenery and the switch to a team that isn't perpetually underperforming and disappointing, but you want me to play armchair sports psychologist about as much as I do, so let's
move on.
Ozil played in the middle with a free role allows our team to
move faster and acqually creates
more chances if you
closely follow the game.
Furthermore, to
move now makes it even
more impressing planning as rather than panic and bring in replacements when their stalwarts are struggling, potentially signing these youngsters this summer or the next, as suggested by Mundo Deportivo, will allow them to settle while working
closely with the established and experienced stars in the current line - up.
It could also be taken as a hint that he is keen to be linked
more closely with big names like Mourinho amid speculation that he could be on the
move to a bigger club.
More closely, Josh explained how to identify value from Reverse Line Movement, Steam
Moves, injuries, betting against the public and our exclusive value meter.
Of course, things will differ in some way between babies but this is still an excellent means to prepare yourself for things like your child
moving onto solid foods and the time at which your baby becomes
more independent and you need to watch out for them
more closely.
Perhaps in hindsight, it was not a good
move for the European Union, as there are signs with the rise of authoritarianism in Hungary that European Union expansion may have occurred too quickly, and the criteria should have been applied
more closely.
If there were a
move to ape the other parties ever
more closely then it could trigger an existential crisis.
We had been
closely reviewing this complicated project — even touring a center in Philadelphia to learn
more — and were making progress with stakeholders when The Salvation Army decided against
moving forward with the project.
Rather, he told WBFO, the purpose is to give communities information about those who live or
move into their neighborhood who might be worth watching
more closely.
The
move is designed to symbolise Labour's determination to reform welfare, making it
more closely linked to what people pay in, as well as cutting the benefits bill by about # 65m a year.
Lady Williams, known to be wary of increasing the role of the private sector in public services, said she agreed with the need to respond
more closely to patient demand, but warned against a
move to a privatised American health system in which the focus on the producer interest simply shifted to the «insurance interest».
However, new data shows that the way energy
moves is much
more closely tied to the mechanisms by which the magnetosphere and ionosphere are linked.
In the end, having robots that can walk like animals means building ones that
more closely mimic them, both in the way they
move and the way they think.
This meant we
moved to floor - housing birds for at least part of Experiment 4, a condition that, anyway,
more closely resembles housing conditions in the poultry industry.
The purpose of this article is not to try to change that or to get you to think that you will one day be able to
move like you did when you were very young; rather, the purpose is to align your squat pattern
more closely with that of a young, flexible kid, such as the one shown in the picture up to the left.
Wanting to work
more closely with her patients, Andrea
moved from the hospital to private practice.
Eventually, over a period of time, they become ready to
move forward with a new life that addresses what has been missing from their marriage — whether that is a second career, a passion for a hobby or personal pursuit, or a relationship with someone whose interests may be
more closely aligned with their own.»
They work
closely with education welfare officers, and where they can not obtain a response from parents are now
more likely to
move to court action at an early stage.»
Moving her closer to you allows you to monitor her
more closely; she will be less likely to pass notes and
more likely to pay attention.
From a character education perspective, individual plans should be monitored
closely so that as students begin to gain control of their emotions and find
more appropriate means for communication, reinforcement
moves away from extrinsic rewards and towards social rewards, ultimately emphasizing students» intrinsic satisfaction in being a good citizen of the school and classroom.
«When chronic absenteeism is included in the accountability measurement, we would expect that schools will monitor chronic absenteeism
more closely and employ measures to reduce it — including working to
move students just above the threshold for chronic absenteeism to just below it,» authors of the report said.
Observing the students
closely and monitoring their progress will give the teacher the information to
move the student gently to
more difficult books.
WASHINGTON — Education Secretary Betsy DeVos said Thursday that too many students have been treated unfairly as colleges have sought to comply with Obama - era policy on handling sexual assault, but she declined to offer any specifics about how she intends to
move forward on one of the
more controversial and
closely watched issues handled by her agency.
And if you
move beyond the editor's specialities — which sometimes happens — you can find another editor who
more closely fits your developing talents.
The
more closely you treat the demo account as if it's real, the easier your transition will be when you eventually
move to a live account.
With the understanding that the shorter the maturity, the
more closely we can expect yields to reflect (and
move in lock - step with) the fed funds rate, we can look to points farther out on the yield curve for a market consensus of future economic activity and interest rates.
However, these were all part of the strategy to
move funds into special situation investments, away from positions
closely correlated with market
moves into
more market - uncorrelated positions.
A shorter
moving average, such as a 50 - day
moving average, will
more closely follow the recent price action, and therefore is frequently used to assess short - term patterns.
However I do plan on
moving more toward index funds because I've come to value the consistency in tracking their index
closely.
This right now looks like
more of a 2 year correction than a major top as we take everything into account, but we'll be watching that
moving average
closely to see if it continues to support as it has so far.
It started with Ben Graham buying companies that would be good investments regardless,
moves to companies that will be good investments if you analyze them
more closely, and ends with companies that good be good investments if you could influence a change in corporate behavior.
Those of us in the pet healthcare field, including the American Association of Feline Practitioners (AAFP), who encourage cat owners to
move their pets from dry food to canned food, do so because canned food
more closely mimics your kitty's natural diet.
The Starwood's SPG program (which will, at some point, be engulfed by Marriott Rewards once Marriott's takeover of Starwood is complete) has offered Starpoints for stand - alone restaurant spend for a number of years so this may be another
move by Marriott to
more closely align some of the benefits of the two programs.
In addition to the
move to a new fare structure, Velocity have also
moved to
more closely align status credit earn with the revenue that accrues from the ticket purchase.
Delta seems to be
moving towards a reward program that
more closely mirrors what Cruise Lines actually do, which is reward passengers based upon actual revenue generated per passenger, and to enhance the experience while traveling for them rather than to just have a
more traditional airline loyalty program.