Indexed [verb]
Definition of Indexed:
arrange, order
Sentence/Example of Indexed:
Usually in this spot I look at the trailing five-day performance of one of the big indexes.
That’s because five of its component companies have two share classes listed in the index.
Still, Tesla’s soaring market value—some $387 billion—would make it one of the S&P 500’s largest constituents, a size that threatens to tip the index lopsided.
In all four real-world examples mentioned above, most of the cases were clustered near the person who was sick — and a minority happened more than three rows away from an index case.
They offer touch-screen functionality on the index finger and thumb, and they can be easily stored in a carrying case to avoid cross-contamination when not in use.
The index hit its highest level since September 2018, when the economy was growing steadily.
In fact, last week’s sell-off was enough to tip the benchmark index into the red across August, September and October.
Google provides search data as an index of peak activity in a period.
That’s doing little to excite buyers who have watched the index rallying as much as 60% from its March trough and valuations reaching levels not seen since the dot-com bubble.
Scientists retrieve the DNA, sequence it, and with the proper index, read its coded instructions.