mucic

American

[myoo-sik] / ˈmyu sɪk /

adjective

Chemistry.

of or derived from mucic acid.

Etymology

Origin of mucic

First recorded in 1800–10; muc- + -ic

Example Sentences

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In July, CFO Luka Mucic said SAP would complete the exit by the end of the year and take a charge of 350 million euros.

From Reuters

The sources said Litmos is now seen as a non-core asset, with SAP's Chief Finance Officer Luka Mucic stressing in a recent analyst call that SAP wants to streamline its operations in order to focus on its growth drivers.

From Reuters

“Current cloud backlog grew at a healthy rate and continues to support our confidence in our long-term plans and outlook for the year,” Chief Financial Officer Luka Mucic said in a statement.

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"Our cloud revenue now represents 35% of our total revenue and that's driving up our share of more predictable revenue, which rose by three percentage points year over year to 77%," Chief Financial Officer Luka Mucic said on a call with journalists.

From Reuters

“What we want to deliver is a financial services industry speedboat,” Luka Mucic, SAP’s chief financial officer, told a news briefing.

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