capitalization
IPA: kæpɪtʌɫɪzˈeɪʃʌn
noun
- American spelling and Oxford British English standard spelling of capitalisation.
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Examples of "capitalization" in Sentences
- The market capitalization is expected to be about 5.8 billion ringgit.
- But the crucial difficulty, I suspect, was a lack of long-term capitalization, which is to say, investment by deep-pocketed liberal supporters.
- The planned capital increase, which amounts to more than 15% of BBVA's € 33 billion market capitalization, is a reason for concern, analysts say.
- Also, the planned capital increase, which amounts to more than 15% of BBVA's € 33 billion market capitalization, is a reason for concern, analysts say.
- Each announcement of a record hot year causes energy stocks across the board drop by 3% (which, given the size of their market capitalization, is a huge loss of value).
- Extending your pinkie finger and hitting that “Shift” key, resulting in capitalization of the first letter of a sentence. again, and thank you for another fine example of your pathetic deductive reasoning skills.
- Tax protesters are fond of pointing out that the 16th Amendment as ratified by the various states was not perfectly uniform in capitalization and punctuation practices, the Secretary of State found that none of these variations materially affected the meaning of the Amendment and certified it.
- In “Our Forgotten Constitution: A Bicentennial Comment,” 97 Yale L.J. 281 (1987), Akhil Amar shows that the printed copy of the Constitution that was distributed to the states for ratification, differed in punctuation, spelling and capitalization from the engrossed (handwritten) parchment signed by the delegates to the Convention in Philadelphia, which is the version now enshrined in the National Archives.
- Latto: In “Our Forgotten Constitution: A Bicentennial Comment,” 97 Yale L.J. 281 (1987), Akhil Amar shows that the printed copy of the Constitution that was distributed to the states for ratification, differed in punctuation, spelling and capitalization from the engrossed (handwritten) parchment signed by the delegates to the Convention in Philadelphia, which is the version now enshrined in the National Archives.
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