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1 insensitivity range
Энергетика: диапазон нечувствительности -
2 price-sensitive
прил.1) эк. чувствительный к цене, эластичный по цене, ценочувствительный*, ценочуткий* (о потребителях, значительно сокращающих/увеличивающих объемы покупок при росте/падении цены товара или услуги; также о самом рынке, объем спроса или предложения на котором сильно меняется при изменении цены, и т. п.)price-sensitive product — ценочувствительный [ценочуткий\] продукт*
price-sensitive service — ценочувствительная [ценочуткая\] услуга*
See:price-sensitive consumer, price-sensitive market, price-sensitive product, price sensitivity, price insensitivity, interest-sensitive, quality-sensitive, price 1. 1)2) фин. ценоопределяющий* (о внутренней информации, способной при огласке привести к изменению курса ценных бумаг компании)Such mechanisms should be used not only for price sensitive news that may move the value of a company's shares but also for a wider range of regulatory disclosures, such as major shareholdings and periodic financial reports, many of which are highly relevant to an investor's evaluation of an existing or potential investment.
See:price-sensitive information, price 1. 1)* * *
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