Typically such functions, " ? " ( " t " ), decay to zero with increasing lag-time, but they can assume values across all levels of correlations : strong and weak, and positive and negative as in the table.
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Resulting in a forced sell-out of the company, Sidanko ( BP ) was rejected from taking part in auctions, and remaining bidders were legally restrained from offering more than US $ 200 million for Chernegorneft-a mere fifth of its assumed value.
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Federated will pay $ 392.1 million of cash, $ 1.944 billion of new debt, stock in the new combined company valued at about $ 1.661 billion and warrants to buy additional stock with an assumed value of about $ 125 million.
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Unlike median, the concept of mode makes sense for any random variable assuming values from a vector space, including the real numbers ( a one-dimensional vector space ) and the integers ( which can be considered embedded in the reals ).
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Under the reorganization plan, he will receive $ 2 million worth of restricted stock, and will invest $ 3 million of his money in additional stock, to be sold to him at a discount from the assumed value of the stock.
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The dissertation was assessed not only on subject-based criteria but on " its theoretical substance and its social value . " This was judged on the basis of its assumed value for practice and its contribution to the further development of Marxism Leninism.
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The soroban uses a decimal system, where each of the rods can represent a single digit from 0 to 9 . By moving beads towards the reckoning bar, they are put in the " on " position; i . e ., they assume value.
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The function " L " ( " x " ) being sought is a polynomial in x of the least degree that interpolates the given data set; that is, assumes value y _ j at the corresponding x _ j for all data points j:
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Federated will pay $ 392 . 1 million of cash, $ 1 . 944 billion of new debt, stock in the new combined company valued at about $ 1 . 661 billion and warrants to buy additional stock with an assumed value of about $ 125 million.
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A postchristian world is one in which Christianity is no longer the dominant civil religion but has gradually assumed values, culture, and worldviews that are not necessarily Christian ( and also may not necessarily reflect any world religion's standpoint or may represent a combination of either several religions or none ).
