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71Bond, James — [ band, dʒeımz ] a character in a series of books and movies who works as a SPY (=someone who finds out secret information about an enemy) for the British government. He is very attractive to women and always has exciting and dangerous… …
72bond post obit — Bond after he has died, a bond given to secure the performance of Some act or acts after a certain person shall have died . A kind of bond whereby the obligor agrees that in consideration of the payment to him of a sum of money by the obligee, he …
73bond energy — noun The energy, in joules, released on the formation of a chemical bond between atoms and absorbed on its breaking • • • Main Entry: ↑bond …
74bond|er — «BON duhr», noun. 1. a binding stone or brick. 2. a person who puts goods into bond or owns goods in bond. 3. anything that holds two or more things together …
75bond|hold|er — «BOND HOHL duhr», noun. a person who owns a bond or bonds issued by a government or company; a creditor as distinguished from an owner (stockholder) …
76bond|stone — «BOND STOHN», noun. a stone extending through or partly through a wall, serving as a bond …
77Bond South Africa — was a campus of Bond University located in Sandton, Gauteng, South Africa. The campus closed in 2004, having previously been accredited to offer Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees. [The Observatory on Borderless Higher Education… …
78Bond duration closed-form formula — Bond duration closed form formula:Dur=frac{Cfrac{(1+ai)(1+i)^m (1+i) (m 1+a)i}{i^2(1+i)^{(m 1+a)+frac{100(m 1+a)}{(1+i)^{(m 1+a)}{P}C = coupon payment per period (half year) i = discount rate per period (half year) a = fraction of a period… …
79Bond convexity closed-form formula — (Blake and Orszag): Conv= frac{D}{P}egin{Bmatrix}frac{(m 1+a+1)(m 1+a+2)(1/(1+i))^{(m 1+a+2){i}+2frac{(m 1+a+2)(1/(1+i))^{(m 1+a+2)} (1/(1+i))}{i^2}+2frac{(1/(1+i))^{(m 1+a+2)} (1/(1+i)}{i^3}end{Bmatrix}+frac{B}{P}frac{(m 1+a)(m… …
80Bond's Hospital — is an almshouse situated on Hill Street, Coventry, England, built around the same courtyard as the old disused buildings of Bablake School.The hospital was founded in 1506 by Thomas Bond, a draper who became Mayor of Coventry in 1497. [Fox (1957) …
