Betekenis van:
fundamental analysis

Voorbeeldzinnen

1. Courses in analysis begin with the fundamental notions of mathematical logic, important proof techniques, and the construction of real and complex numbers.
2. High-throughput research: to catalyse progress in fundamental genomics (genome and post-genome) and biomedical research by enhancing data generation, standardisation, acquisition and analysis.
3. On that occasion several fundamental issues were addressed, and you were able to present your point of view and your analysis of the situation in your country.
4. Several fundamental issues were addressed, and you were able to present the Togolese authorities’ point of view and their analysis of the situation.
5. Several fundamental questions were addressed, and the Prime Minister of the transitional government was able to present the point of view of Guinea-Bissau's authorities and their analysis of the situation.
6. These consultations began in Brussels on 20 July 2004. On that occasion several fundamental issues were addressed, and you were able to present your point of view and your analysis of the situation in your country.
7. The Commission infers from the above that the state guarantee enjoyed by La Poste is a fundamental factor in S & P’s analysis that La Poste receives ‘extremely strong’ state support.
8. High-throughput research: to catalyse progress in developing new research tools for modern biology including fundamental genomics that will enhance significantly data generation and improve data and specimen (bio-banks) standardisation, acquisition and analysis.
9. These consultations started in Brussels on 14 April 2004. Several fundamental issues were addressed, and you were able to present the Togolese authorities’ point of view and their analysis of the situation.
10. The Commission used this later newer version for the purpose of its analysis. Indeed, this newer version is based on the same fundamental hypothesis, in particular for input data, as that taken in the forecast that was considered as relevant by NGTransco in its submission to the Commission.
11. On that occasion several fundamental issues were addressed, and you were able to present your point of view and your analysis of the situation in your country. You also presented a memorandum containing an action plan for consolidating democracy, respect for human rights, the rule of law and good governance.
12. These consultations took place in Brussels on 19 January 2004 in a positive atmosphere. Several fundamental questions were addressed, and the Prime Minister of the transitional government was able to present the point of view of Guinea-Bissau's authorities and their analysis of the situation.
13. The Commission used this later newer version for the purpose of its analysis. Indeed, this newer version is based on the same fundamental hypothesis, in particular for input data, as that taken in the forecast that was considered as relevant by NGTransco in its submission to the Commission. It only incorporates more up to date input on market development.