(1) The tree will reach only 5 feet at maturity.

(2) We stop growing at maturity.

(3) At maturity the root system is extensively nodulated.

(4) Paid face amount of bond at maturity.

(5) At Maturity Level 2(/at maturity.html), an organization's capability for performing work is best characterized by the capability of units to meet commitments.

(6) Furthermore, there was positive correlation between yields at maturity and chlorophyll or active iron content in young leaves, and the differences in yields of CRIFs tre...

(7) At maturity, lungs were excised and quantitative histology performed to measure alveolar air fraction and surface density.

(8) The interest on term deposit is only due at maturity.

(9) At maturity stage Se distribution rate of ear makes up 62.4% of total uptake amount of winter wheat.

(10) Bonds also have more intricate cash flow patterns than money market securities, which typically involve just a single payment at maturity.

(11) However gradual may be the growth of confidence, that of credit requires still more time to arrive at maturity. Benjamin Disraeli 

(12) Now come the real crunch figures: the projected plan benefits at maturity.

(13) To do so would suggest that the Bank were in effect guaranteeing their payment at maturity.

(14) However, interest is reflected implicitly in the difference between the discounted issue price and the par value received at maturity.

(15) In the futures or option market, closing a position refers to the delivery of underlying instruments at maturity.

(16) Carcerulus (pl. carceruli) A type of capsular fruit that breaks up at maturity into one-seeded segments or nutlets.

(17) c. to accept a bill of exchange ("draft") drawn by the beneficiary and pay at maturity if the credit is available by acceptance.

(18) Dehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that opens at maturity to release the seeds or spores.

(19) The bank typically would sell it in the banker's acceptance market and later, at maturity, pay off the investor at par as the payment from the importer comes due.

(20) Indehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that does not open at maturity to release the seeds or spores.

(21) During this period of construction, the human character is revised and changed until at maturity a fairly well-fixed form of character is found.

(22) The fourth business day prior to an international bond's date of repayment of principal at maturity is the final day on which transactions in that bond may take place through the IBTS.

(23) A loan that consists of regular monthly payments with one large balloon payment at maturity.

(24) There are usually horizontal rather than the slanting end walls of tracheids. Vessel elements have lignified secondary cell walls and at maturity lack a living protoplast.

(25) The industry would respond by pointing out that, no matter what the current price, the bonds will be paid in full at maturity, thereby eventually eliminating any interim price decline.

(26) To make a bond issue more attractive to conservative investors, some corporations create a bond sinking fund, designated for repaying the bonds at maturity.

(27) Leaves are usually pinnate or palmate, and differ enormously in size at maturity, sometimes reaching a length of about 25 m.

(28) The price of the bond is simply the discounted present value of the fixed interest payments and of the face value of the loan payable at maturity.

(29) On a debt instrument, it is the amount to be repaid at maturity.

(30) The upper cupule or fleshy capsule of the lotus dries out at maturity and separates from the plant.

(31) There is no better way of ensuring repentance at maturity than to rush into print too early.

(32) Provided you fulfil the terms of the credit, we will accept and pay at maturity the draft presented to us under this credit and , if required , provide discounting facilities at current rates.

(33) Obviously both rootstock and cultivar will have a pronounced bearing on tree size at maturity.

(34) Archegonial neck usually inclines or curves towards the base of the prothallus at maturity.

(35) Drupe subglobose, 3-4 mm in diam. , densely mixed pilose and glandular-pubescent, red at maturity.

(36) A note calling for periodic payments which are insufficient to fully amortize the face amount of the note prior to maturity, so that a principal sum known as a "balloon" is due at maturity.

(37) Any instructions regarding disposal of funds at maturity and any amendments thereto must be given at least one working day prior to the date of maturity.

(38) The repurchase of a bond at maturity by the issuer.

(39) The sex organs appear about 5 weeks after sowing. The antheridia consist of 3 cells. The archegonial neck usually consists of 4 rows and 4 columns of cells at maturity.

(40) Dehiscent Describing a fruit or fruiting body that opens at maturity to release the seeds or spores. Dehiscence may be violent to aid seed dispersal. Compare indehiscent.

(41) Interest on time deposits is payable only at maturity of the deposit period, when it will be credited to the principal sum in the absence of instructions to the contrary.

(42) Drupe globose, ca. 4 mm in diam. , mixed pubescent and glandular-pubescent, red at maturity.

(43) The more photosynthates distributed in stems and sheathes at maturity of main crop, especially in internodes below the 2nd from the top, the higher yield of palingenesis rice would get.

(44) Bills are sold at a discount from par with the interest earned being the difference between the face value received at maturity and the price paid.