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duration

[doo-rey-shuhn, dyoo-] / dʊˈreɪ ʃən, dyʊ- /


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Snow levels early in the week should remain above 6,000 feet for most of the storm’s duration, but significant snow could accumulate in the higher elevations.

From Los Angeles Times

Using the duration of that crossing and computer models of the system, researchers estimated the planet's likely orbital period.

From Science Daily

That creates a potentially nasty combination for the bond’s price because of a concept called duration—how distant most of its promised cash flows are.

From The Wall Street Journal

England will then head to Kansas City, where they will be based at the Soccer Swope Village for the duration of the tournament.

From Barron's

One way bond investors measure risk is duration, the time it takes for a bond to pay back the original investment.

From The Wall Street Journal