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Indexed

It's all conveyor belt, and it makes a book.

Adding an element to an indexed array.

Returns an indexed array of object ids.

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The query will only work with indexed attributes.

The elements are indexed by integers starting at zero.

This is one of the conveyor belts with the thing going by, but then you'll see the ones up above.

Other multi value attributes without a prefix form an indexed array.

Returns an indexed array containing the name of all stream wrappers available on the running system.

Returns an indexed array of object records plus an associated array with statistical information about the object records.

Utensils and equipment used for food means apparatus including machinery, piping, conveyor belts, containers, utensils and tableware that come in direct contact with food in the course of food production or marketing.

In concrete terms, the ECB is measuring its policy s success today according to the expected inflation rate in 2020 2025. This figure, calculated from the prices of different types of indexed and non indexed five and ten year bonds, is based on the somewhat heroic assumption that all of the markets for these bonds work efficiently.

There are no different indexed and associative array types in PHP, there is only one array type, which can both contain integer and string indices.

(c) Enhancement of the Investment Management Service through the addition of five new posts, indexed management costs, including the costs of transition management services, and consultant costs

The secretariat is of the view that all such records would be clearly defined, indexed and labelled, and would be readily retrievable using the computer application developed by UNCC.

The Honourable A. Anne McLellan, Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada (see note 4) is practically unknown, is not indexed and is in contradiction with the Criminal Code.

But most of southern Europe relies mainly on floating rates. This implies that QE would not reach, say, Spanish households, whose mortgages are indexed to short term rates, which are already close to zero.

In fact, the 30 year inflation indexed US government bond yield as of May 4 was only 0.86 , compared with more than 4 in the year 2000. Such rates are similarly low today in many countries.

Finally, GDP indexed bonds and other tools for dealing sensibly with unsustainable debt could be applied exclusively to member states debt not covered by the program and in line with international best practices for sovereign debt management.

In a highly innovative move, Argentina exchanged old debt for new debt at about 30 cents on the dollar or a little more plus a GDP indexed bond. The more Argentina grew, the more it paid to its former creditors.

For example, decreased US demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) has allowed gas prices to come down in Europe. European utilities bargaining power vis à vis Russian gas giant Gazprom has risen considerably despite long term oil indexed supply contracts.

The inflation indexed bond markets were not well developed in the 1980 s. But we do know that in 1984 the best developed such market (in the United Kingdom) was quoting long term real interest rates of only around 3 far below the IMF s figure.

Instead, the Act requires that higher education providers set their own student contributions for Commonwealth supported places within a range between AUS 0 to a maximum set by the Australian Government, which is no more than 25 per cent above the former indexed rates.

Such borrowing calls for collateral in this case, the land on which construction will take place. The larger the value of the collateral, typically measured in domestic currency (or in an inflation indexed unit, such as Chile s Unidad de Fomento), the larger the size of the dollar loan.

As a result of amendments made to the Pioneer Utility Grant Act in 2003 2004, the payment to beneficiaries was increased from 600 to 750 per year and indexed for inflation, and the eligibility requirements were broadened by lowering to 55 the age at which surviving spouses are eligible.

Indeed, this is also why an American exchange can make a market for European inflation with new information technology, it no longer matters where people live. This should help popularize indexed units of account, too, since computer technology can now handle all the calculations involved in translating them into currency.

It may therefore be tempting to invest in inflation indexed bonds, which adjust both principal and interest payments to offset the effects of changes in price growth. But the protection against inflation does not prevent a loss of value if real interest rates rise, depressing the value of the bonds.

(f) The implementation of a variety of information systems for supporting the efficiency of court processes, such as the Electronic Disclosure System, which has been implemented in both Tribunals electronic automated translation software case management software an electronic evidence management repository an automated indexed decisions database and an automated publishing system.

So far, efforts to curb public debt have centered on painful austerity measures, including substantial cuts in the supply of public goods, especially health care and education. At the same time, pension reform including adjustments in how benefits are indexed to inflation will ease some of the pressure on the public budget.

For Europe, the benefits of cheap oil might grow over time, because long term gas supply contracts are to a significant degree indexed to the oil price. This represents another advantage for Europe, where prices for natural gas were, until recently, several times higher than in the US, which had been benefiting from lower cost shale energy.

Indexed units of account are not a new idea Chile s government led the way in 1967 by creating the Unidad de Fomento (UF), and other Latin American countries have followed suit. Despite the unit s technical sounding name, people in Chile seem to have learned to think in terms of the UF instead of the peso for important contracts.

It is possible that to reduce these transactions costs, Bush will propose restricting choice, which was the main argument for privatization in the first place. But these limited kinds of choices for example, a T bill fund with 90 in T bills and 10 in an indexed stock fund could easily be introduced into the public social security system.

The first would strengthen bond markets legal underpinnings, by introducing strong collective action clauses in contracts and clarifying the pari passu (equal treatment) provision, as well as promoting the use of GDP indexed or contingent convertible bonds. This approach would be voluntary and consensual, but it would miss large parts of the debt market and do little to support economic recovery or a return to sustainable growth.

Ultimately, the advance of information technology will be the salvation of ideas like the CME s inflation futures market and indexed units of account. Inflation futures appear to be gaining hold in part because the new contract is traded on an efficient electronic market (the Globex system) that allows futures contracts to get going without the initial splash that is required by open outcry pit based futures markets.

In February, I presented to the Eurogroup (which convenes the finance ministers of eurozone member states) a menu of options, including GDP indexed bonds, which Charles Goodhart recently endorsed in the Financial Times, perpetual bonds to settle the legacy debt on the European Central Bank s books, and so forth. One hopes that the ground is now better prepared for such proposals to take root, before Greece sinks further into the quicksand of insolvency.