denomination造句

This so-called "denomination effect" can be a powerful predictor of consumer spending habits.

In particular, we investigated four treatments: one with primarily a few large denomination bills, one with several small denomination bills, one with a large amount of coinage, and one empty.

"The letters' CD 'denote 'Church of Dentistry'," the man with a mask said, pointing to the door. "it is a fact a denomination of the New Wave Church."

The term selection, denomination, definition and English term determination are not only important, but also very difficult in the grammatology term standardization.

Spurgeon was magnanimous enough to see that even though he had to disassociate himself from his own denomination, he would do it if the truth so demanded.

The stamp above overprinted "China" and postmarked in Shanghai is a rare three Pfennig denomination stamp from 1898 was used for German offices in China.

In 2001 China was admitted to the World Trade Organization, and in 2015 the IMF admitted its currency to the major denomination Special Drawing Rights basket.

Suppose you have a business requirement that the tax amount must carry information regarding the denomination of its currency as well. In other words, the XML looks like this

The Seller shall inform the Buyer in advance of the denomination, specification, quantity, weight, airway Bill no., value and date of import and export of the above mentioned effects.