Sentences with phrase «+ nth»
when you look at the charts for previous years its not the peaks we are recently seeing in the 80 + nth mean temps that are the scariest thing IMO.
http://www.realclimate.org/ Not exact matches
In addition, Excel displays the number in exponential notation, replacing part of the number with E + n, where E (which signifies exponent) multiplies the preceding number by 10 to the nth power.»
1 / wfail = gMS = [1 / g1] + [1 / (g1 * g2)-RSB- + [1 / (g1 * g2 * g3)-RSB- +... + [1 / (g1 * g2 * g3 *... * gN)-RSB- where g1 is the gain multiplier for the first year, g2 is the gain multiplier for the second year, g3 is the gain multiplier for the third year and so on up to gN, which is the gain multiplier for the Nth year.
If there are N years, (1 + the percentage annualized total return) is the Nth root of total return0.
This means that (1 + today's rate) = (1.068) / (Nth root of 2).
Second - generation Abstraction Expressionism was long the ultimate putdown, but Carolanna Parlato does a pretty good job for the nth (or maybe n + 1) generation.
The end time of the nth SC is the start time of the (n + 1) th SC, that is, [te] n = [ts] n +1.
A correlation coefficient between entropy of nth SC and [Ta], [Td] of n − 3 to n + 2 SCs (total 12 parameters) is shown in Figure 4a for ws = 9, 11, and 13.
We find that the parameter [Tpre] n estimated for each nth SC and the Shannon entropy [E] n can be used to determine the descent time of the (n + 2) th SC.
We find that [Tpre] of nth SC and entropy can be effectively used to predict the descent time of the n + 2th SC.
We estimate the Shannon entropy for each nth SC and utilize the estimated entropy values to predict the descent time of the (n + 2) th SC.
As a first step, we explored how the entropy of a nth SC is related to the ascent and descent times of past, present, and future SCs (in the range n − 3 to n + 2) by adopting a correlation analysis.
party who are responsible for a massively distorted economy due to the twin tweaks of record levels of immigration, (100,000 + Sydney alone) annually, forcing house prices up so that they are now the worlds highest... $ 750,000 Sydney's median price, in my suburb of Avalon near the Nth beaches we can not get anything under a mill.
If you know the first number, a, and the common difference d, (where d is negative), then the nth term is a + (n - 1) * d: exactly the same as in an increasing linear sequence.