Sentences with phrase «volatile components»

Even though manufacturing represents a declining share of economic output, it continues to be responsible for the some of the most volatile components of GDP - and corporate profits.

These are the largest and most volatile components of auto insurance.

Alternative measures of inflation that adjust for the more volatile components of the price basket, such as gasoline, were moderately higher than the headline number.

The less volatile components, however, will be a blessing to your skin and to any inflammation you cause by using conventional products.

This allows growth of crystals from alloys that contain volatile components.

Gasoline is one of the most volatile components in the CPI.

He searches for organics in dinosaur fossils by using heat to break down molecules into volatile components and running them through a mass spectrometer.

As I mentioned, business investment is a small and relatively volatile component of GDP, and investment across business sectors tends to crest and trough like the tides in response to shocks to demand.

The core producer price index, which excludes the most volatile components which are food and energy, increased by 0.1 % month - over-month.

During the natural ageing process of each sample, which had a known age, the research team analysed the evolution in the various volatile components.

Identifying blueberry volatile components that correspond to the fruity, intense, sweet, and characteristic blueberry flavors could help blueberry breeders select for cultivars that produce a more desirable flavor.

The hotter temperatures closer to the stars, Grasset explains, would evaporate the outer layers of the planets, which are made mainly of volatile components such as hydrogen, helium and water.

This makes sense given it is the same food and energy in the indices that is in the CPI and that energy is the most volatile component so the more energy, the higher the inflation protection.

The degree to which you push your stock balance into highly volatile components is mainly a question of whether you are mindful enough to withstand the periodic pain of dramatic portfolio draw downs and can avoid panic selling that ruins the whole plan.

Professor Robert Shiller of Yale University developed the Shiller PE 10 to more accurately reflect long term trends and smooth volatile components of the standard P / E ratio.

And that oil just causes trouble for the actual combustion, which is in an Otto engine not hot enough to properly burn the less volatile components in the available time.

In late October, I noted a condition that we characterize as a Whipsaw Trap - which essentially involves a breakdown in a broad set of market internals, followed by a recovery driven by some of the more volatile components (sectors such as financials and transportation stocks are good examples).

But the timber picklers were not interested in the lighter and most volatile components of coal tar, which were still nothing but toxic waste — more toxic, in fact, than undistilled coal tar.

The same food and energy that is in CPI (Consumer Price Index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics,) is in the commodity indices like the S&P GSCI and DJCI, and more energy has provided more inflation protection since energy is the most volatile component of CPI.

They also expected inflation excluding unprocessed food and energy — the two most volatile components — at 1.0 percent, the same as in May.

Measures of underlying inflation, which are less sensitive to movements in the volatile components of the CPI, indicate that inflation has gradually increased to around 2 1/2 per cent from its recent trough of around 1 1/2 per cent (Graph 37).

That's removing food and energy, volatile components, which, by the way, are also getting cheaper.

The notion of «stripping out volatile components» isn't too objectionable, provided that deviations in those volatile components average out to zero over modest periods of time.

Volatile components of flavor, detected by the olfactory system, are strongly influenced by early exposure and learning beginning in utero and continuing during early milk (breast milk or formula) feedings.

As a comet draws nearer to the Sun, it steadily warms up, causing its volatile components to evaporate into space.

We know stress is inevitable; the volatile components in this tonic can reawaken you when sad or uninspired, and relax you when stressed or overwhelmed.

Anything that lubricates is in a way a form of anti-seize, but WD - 40 has volatile components and a fairly short lifespan.

The way the cleaning products work is by breaking down the volatile components of the urine by introducing bacteria or enzymes that work to neutralise the smell.

The research teams says this product floats in water, does not pose a fire and explosion risk like the diluted bitumen currently moved in rail tank cars, and would eliminate air quality issues related to the volatile components of diluted bitumen.

Stripping out those items, the two most volatile components of GDP, so - called final sales to domestic purchasers increased at a 2.1 percent rate, compared with the prior estimate of a 1.7 percent pace.