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convert

[kon-vurt] / ˈkɒn vɜrt /






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“Investors are exposed to the risk of yen appreciation, which may cause losses when converting back to yen to repay the borrow.”

From Barron's

They are the factories of the 21st-century economy, converting energy into processing capacity the way refineries convert oil into gasoline and chemical plants convert minerals into batteries.

From The Wall Street Journal

Together, these sensors convert stretch and pressure into electrical and chemical signals that help synchronize contractions.

From Science Daily

The Defense Department will invest $1 billion in the business through a convertible preferred security, which will convert to common equity upon an initial public offering later this year.

From Barron's

Companies that provide services for consumers seeking to convert between digital and fiat currency, including Visa and Mastercard, could benefit from this slower adoption phase, they write.

From The Wall Street Journal