traverse(4) (iou) and Quantitative research (finance)

traverse(4) (iou)

traverse verb. ME.
[Old & mod. French traverser from late Latin tra(ns)versare, formed as TRANSVERSE noun, adjective, & adverb.]
I. Act or direct oneself against.
verb trans. Law. Deny (an allegation) in pleading; deny the validity of. ME.
b. Affirm, by way of contradicting a charge or allegation. L15-M17.
verb trans. Act against; oppose, thwart, or frustrate (a plan etc.). ME.
verb trans. Dispute; discuss. LME-L16.
II. Run across or through.
verb trans.
a. Of a sharp object or weapon: penetrate, pierce. Formerly also, (of a person) stab with a weapon. Now rare. LME.
b. Cross with a line, stripe, barrier, etc. Now rare. LME.
verb intrans. Move across; cross; (of a ship) tack. LME.
E. Blower He traversed backwards and forwards from the window to the door.
verb trans. Cross (a mountain, river, etc.) in travelling; journey over, along, or through; cover (a distance) in journeying. LME.
R. Fry We traverse wide stretches of country. P. Fitzgerald The pedlars..traversed every street. W. Horwood The ground rose..and became hard to traverse.
verb trans. fig. Go through (life, time, the mind, etc.); esp. consider or discuss the whole extent of (a subject etc.). L15.
Sir W. Scott Thoughts which hastily traversed the mind of young Durward.
verb trans. Lie or extend across (something). L15.
D. Adams A moving catwalk that traversed a vast cavernous space. I. Murdoch The sun today was..occluded.., traversed by a Film of mist.
verb intrans. Move from side to side; dodge. arch. L15.
a. verb intrans. Of a horse: advance obliquely. M16.
b. verb trans. & intrans. Skiing. Ski diagonally across (a slope). E20.
verb trans. Go to and fro over or along; cross and recross. L16.
b. verb intrans. Advance in a zigzag line. rare. L18.
verb trans. Move or turn sideways; esp. turn (a gun) sideways to take aim. E17.
b. verb trans. Carpentry. Plane (wood) across the grain. L17-E18.
verb intrans. Run freely in a socket, ring, or groove; turn freely (as) on a pivot. L18.
verb intrans. Mountaineering. Cross a rock-face or slope by means of a series of sideways movements. L19.
High Magazine They will be climbing..to the SW summit and then hope to traverse to the NE summit.
verb trans. Surveying. Make a traverse of (a region); delimit (an area) by determining the position of boundary points in this way. L19.
traversable adjective (a) rare moving to and fro, confused; (b) able to be traversed: L15.
traversed adjective (a) that has been traversed; (b) (of a horse) having two white feet on one side or one white foot diagonally opposite another white foot: L16.
traverser noun (a) a person who or thing which traverses; (b) a sideways-moving platform for shifting a railway carriage or engine from one set of rails to another parallel set: E17.

Quantitative research (finance)

Use of advanced econometric and mathematical valuation models to identify the firms with the best possible prospectives.

Sites

Pest Star