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A book containing references, alphabetically arranged, to the contents of a series or collection of documents or volumes; or a section (normally at the end) of a single volume or set of volumes containing such references to its contents. Statistical indexes are also used to track or measure changes in the economy (for example, the Consumer Price Index) and movement in stock markets (for example, Standard & Poor's Index). Such indexes are usually keyed to a base year, month, or other period of comparison. In mortgage financing, the term is used to determine adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) interest rates after the discount period ends. Common indexes for ARMs are one-year Treasury Securities and the national average cost of funds to savings and loan associations. index (Catalog), noun earmark, enumeration, indicant, indicator, list, listing, listing of contents, mark, sign index (Docket), verb categorize, codify, file, submit index (Gauge), noun measure, guide, scale index (Relate), verb catalog, class, classify, document, enumerate, group, inventory, itemize, list, specify, record, supply or furnish with reference See also: arrange, book, classify, clue, codify, directory, enumerate, fix, gist, indicant, indicate, indication, indicator, itemize, ledger, marshal, pigeonhole, record, register, roll, schedule, substance, symbol, symptom, tabulate How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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To make sure you're not aiming for an unhealthy or unrealistic goal, you should plug your height and desired weight into a Body Mass Index Calculator, or look on a Body Mass Index Chart. People who were obese but not diabetic were found to have no increased risk of suffering or dying from acute organ failure than those of normal body mass index (BMI). Meanwhile, a study conducted by researchers at the University of Western Australia and Royal Perth Hospital found that 'spending time on the computer or playing video games did not necessarily mean teenagers were more at risk of obesity', while television-watching was only found to increase the risk of a higher body mass index in boys. |
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