actual marketの例文

• But Boeing is probably closer to the actual market, he said.
• Its histogram of step sizes practically overlays that of the actual market I'm simulating.
• The actual market, as it turned out, consisted of just two buyers, but no matter.
• In 2007 actual market surveys showed that $ 3.0 billion was spent on these services.
• Thus, the loan guarantees a minimum price to the farmer regardless of the actual market price.
• One of the initiatives would link payments to actual market prices, which are often much lower.
• You will almost certainly have to buy it at a premium to its actual market value.
• More detailed information from within each characteristic is used to determine actual market value for individual stones.
• :By " actual market value, " . 43 means the market value of the company's underlying assets.
• It is descriptive as opposed to normative, and is consistent with the observed behavior of actual markets.
• "Those who believe that ` the more games the better'are just ignorant of the actual market situation,"
• Efficiency is further impaired in the transportation of agricultural products from the farms to the actual markets.
• It is calculated in real time based on the actual market prices of a basket of shares.
• But they must be aware of the fact that the actual market value is significantly lower than this.
• The department has said the royalties are not based on the actual market value of the oil and gas.
• Also, given that there was a time-lag factor of about six to nine months, the actual market situation may be more sluggish.
• Firstly, productive assets being used in production have no actual market price, being withdrawn from the market and not offered for sale.
• Simulations cost less than full-scale tests in actual markets and test methods can also be quickly modified in response to early results.
• The guy is insistent that San Francisco and San Jose, California, are the same radio market, though the actual market considers them separate.
• The Central Bank has also promised to buy government bonds held by the commercial banks at prices much higher than their actual market value.