As reflected in figure 11.2, the benefits were directly and inversely related to the starting level of valuation.
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The phenomenon of attraction between two bodies, proportional to the product of their masses and inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them.
Pitchers were primarily rated on winning percentage, earned run average (ERA) and innings, with limited weight given to strikeouts and (inversely) walks and hits allowed per nine innings.
And if the prices of your old debt are falling then the yields on that debt are rising (bond prices and yields move inversely) and thus you have to pay more for new borrowings: for the new debt is priced compared to the old.
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Mr Gribbin's prose is confident, and his amusing asides include an explanation of the origins of soda water and the observation that the length of a French nobleman's title was, by and large, inversely proportional to his social standing.
The dollar and stocks have traded inversely (on most days) for years now.
Since bond yields and bond prices are inversely related, this also means that 10-year Treasuries are priced at historically high levels.
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Bond prices and interest rates are inversely related, meaning that as yields fell over the past three decades, bond prices rose.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. dollar has firmed in response to the stronger data and FOMC statement, and gold often trades inversely to the greenback.
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But with the stock market basically tied to the dollar and the dollar trading inversely to the Euro right now, we have to accept the fact that if the debt crisis begins to percolate from here, the greenback is going to move higher.
You would expect the performance of gold and Treasury bonds to be inversely correlated.
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"Macro levels will determine everything, given more quantitative easing, equities will be shot up and oil will continue to be inversely related with the dollar, " he says.
The degree of social, political, and economic influence a person wields is inversely proportional to that person's inclination to do housework.
That synergy derives most importantly from the fact that demand in commercial and military aerospace markets tends to vary inversely, so that it is strengthening in one segment as it is weakening in the other.
"The dollar is inversely correlated with global equity prices and commodities, " explains Bob Morris of Citi.
Inversely, if that stock breaks above and stays above that resistance ceiling, this may be a good time to buy.
The number of times it vibrates per second (frequency) and the size of its waves (wavelength) vary inversely.
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Among the most sensitive asset classes to monetary easing is gold, the yellow metal that trades inversely with the U.S. dollar and is seen by many as an inflation-hedge.
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Gold has traded inversely with the U.S. dollar, and monetary easing tends to depreciate the greenback and thus support gold prices.
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However the cost of labor is often inversely proportional to the overall ease of doing business in a country and Myanmar is no exception.
The dollar rose against the yen and euro, while the yield on the 10-year Treasury note, which moves inversely to its price, rose to 2.276%.
Inversely, if the sea based interceptor misses, you could still have a satellite, airborne, and ground based capability.
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