midpoint的意思|midpoint的解释-里氏词典

midpoint ['midpɒint]

n. 中点, 一半

midpoint

[ noun ]
a point equidistant from the ends of a line or the extremities of a figure
<noun.location>

Given stable commodity prices, he suggests, it may be a good idea to tighten credit so that "monetary policy grows at the midpoint" of the target ranges.
Although Mr. Kim cautioned against placing too much emphasis on data from a single week, he notes that the latest drop puts M2 below the midpoint of the Fed's target band.
She lived at Glen Echo, Md., midpoint of the seven-mile stretch of parkway now named in her honor.
Police fired tear gas to break up a blockade by about 60 protestors Friday at the road's midpoint of Juigalpa, 90 miles east of Managua.
Stock prices gained ground today with a boost from declining interest rates as the markets reached the midpoint of 1988.
From Michipicoten Harbour, near the rail's midpoint, Stone guides American hunters and tells black bear legends handed down from his father and grandfather.
Mr. Dunkel, of Switzerland, made his comments at a news conference ahead of a GATT ministerial meeting Dec. 5-8 in Montreal, at the midpoint of the current four-year round of world trade negotiations held under the 97-nation treaty.
This is already off track. According to Mr al-Rodhan, the budget deficit already stood at 67 per cent of the projected total for the June-July financial year at midpoint in January.
That would raise $780 million to $960 million; at the midpoint price of $14.50 a share, Owens-Illinois would raise $870 million.
The two-mile march came after an evangelism conference at the midpoint of a three-day meeting of Southern Baptists, the nation's largest Protestant denomination with 14.8 million members.
Still, at the midpoint of the current price talk, AnnTaylor would be trading at more than 35 times current fiscal year projected earnings.
The new compact establishes the current midpoint of the river as the boundary.
Safeway sold a 10% stake to the public at $11.25 a share, 22% below the midpoint of the previously estimated range of $13 to $16. Pinkerton went public at $14 a share; its anticipated price was $14 to $16 a share.
Stock prices advanced slightly today with a boost from declining interest rates as the markets reached the midpoint of 1988.
On Sunday, as marchers reached the midpoint of the bridge, smoke was released simulating tear gas.

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