Sentences with phrase «auc over this interval»

Bloomberg has detailed the course of cryptocurrency's volatility, buying and selling exercise, and correlation with different property over a interval of 16 months.

Are behaviors of government, corporate investment grade and corporate high - yield bonds over this interval similar?

I also find it unacceptable scientifically because if one is approaching it from our current understanding of Relativity, the thing that corresponds to our awareness of the universe over an interval of time is not a simultaneity slab, because in General Relativity there is no such thing.

They have developed a simple mathematical model that has helped them show how turbulent flows will evolve over intervals.

I get that the difference in hr and oxygen usage won't be as pronounced, but would that necessarily inhibit fat loss (presuming you can maintain Vmax over those intervals)?

This is my personal favorite fat - burning strategy, even more preferred over interval training which involves alternating high - intensity cardio with low - intensity cardio for set periods of time.

Students get practice evaluating polynomial expressions for specific input values, finding the inverse for linear functions, calculating the average rate of change over an interval, determining the instantaneous rate of change, and dividing polynomial expressions or applying the Remainder Theorem.

We replicated the experiment that yielded the famous forgetting curve describing forgetting over intervals ranging from 20 minutes to 31 days.

Carl was opposed to a uniform distribution over an interval [a, b] on the general grounds that a Bayesian does not exclude any values in a prior since no amont of evidence can ever restore some non-zero probability; one's mind is made up.

Band - widening effect — because on either side of ν = ν0, the CDS halves over an interval BW1 or BW2, in doubling the CO2, the same value of CDS will now be found shifted outward from ν0 by a change in ν equal to BW1 or BW2, respectively.

Refering to bands where optical thickness is constant over the interval of each band, if the atmospheric LW absorption is limited to some band (that doesn't cover all LW radiation), than increases in OLR in response to surface warming will occur outside that band, so OLR will drop within the band — there will still be some portion of stratospheric or near - TOA cooling that will be transient, but some will remain at full equilibrium.

And yet, when you do trends of global data you are averaging air temperatures over intervals where the heat content is not continuous, and thus the trend that is the average temperature does not show the actual trend of the heat content.

If the raw temperature data arranged over a time interval does not accurately reflect temperature trends over that interval, how is it possible to verify that the adjustments you make to that raw data DO accurately reflect temperature trends over that interval?

From that you can calculate the total energy input over the intervals 1970 - 1979, 1980 - 1989, 1990 - 1999, and 2000 - 2008, and from them the average flux in W / m ^ 2 over those intervals, which are in order:

We consider the temporal variance to be the statistical variance of the values over intervals of time close to the defined interval, and the spatial covariance to be the covariance over regions close in location, shape, and size to the defined region.

It's therefore a vector distribution defined over intervals of space - time volumes, not a vector field over points.

Note that expanding the uncertainty will reduce the peak, and broaden the area under the curve, but ill not shift the position of the peak, so that the most probable anthropogenic contribution is 108 % over that interval, and the most probable greenhouse gas contribution is 138 %.

The steps to convert heat flux over a depth interval to temperature change over that interval involves integration of Fourier's equation of heat conduction.»

A plot of ln (CO2) is found to be nearly linear in time over the interval 1979 - 2004.

I wish to make it clear that my own preference for estimating TCR is the approach of Otto et al., i.e. comparing temperatures over an interval at a time when human influence was only a small fraction of the present with the recent data.

«Simulations with a simple climate model are used to determine the main controls on internally generated low - frequency variability, and show that natural trends of up to 0.3 °C may occur over intervals of up to 100 years.

You shouldn't ignore this quote: «Over the interval 1979 to 2009, model - projected temperature trends are two to four times larger than observed trends in both the lower and mid-troposphere and the differences are statistically significant at the 99 % level.»

The relevant integral is over an interval of real - valued measurements that round to the actual recorded measurement (which is written down with some finite number of decimal places).

Then the Lesbegue integral of f (x) over the interval (0,3) is defined to be 2 times the size of the region within (0,3) where f (x) equals 2, plus 3 times the size of the region within (0,3) where f (x) equals 3, which is 2 times the size of (0,1) plus 3 times the size of [1,3).

'' The relevant integral is over an interval of real - valued measurements that round to the actual recorded measurement»

The variance of the simulation will be smallest where g (x) is highest, so if we are interested in say the last 3000 years, we could just let g (x) be uniform over this interval, and then be say exponential with a characteristic decay period of say 100 years on to infinity.

If H1 and H2 are equal - sized intervals around 300 and 1200, mapping to very differently sized intervals in C14 - space, that corresponds to the C14 measurement error being in correspondingly sized intervals, which have a probability equal to the pdf integrated over each interval.

If, from the sample measurement, a flat calendar date interval appears in the set of possible calendar dates, the posterior CDF for the uniform prior will show a straight line segment over that interval; the CDF using Jeffrey's prior will show a flat segment over the same interval.

The small acceleration needed over the interval 1970 - 2014 is unlikely to be observable above the noise.

Your model overestimates climate sensitivity to CO2 because CO2, land use changes, and background variability are all correlated over that interval.

Many possibilities are theoretically possible, and some may be realized over intervals much longer than the recent centuries (e.g., orbital forcing), but the empirical data make it hard to attribute a major contribution to these during much of the previous century relative to forced trends.

For the interval 1950 - 2007, these possibilities may have little impact since the net effect of AMO / PDO fluctuations tended to be small when averaged out over the interval.

The most efficient estimate of the trend is the simplistic one of the change in the temperature over the interval divided by the number of periods in the interval.

Similarly, the nitrate and phosphate increases that would have to be inferred over this interval to have so greatly affected δ13C (7.13 and 0.446 µmol / kg, respectively) have not been observed in this area.

For this fit, we find that the contributions to the GMAST rise are in almost the same ratios as the radiative forcing changes over the interval.

Therefore, that «whatever else» is smaller than it appears to be if you mistakenly include the ~ 60 year upswing in your estimate of it over that interval of time.

As shown in the graph below, cosmic - ray intensity (as measured by the radioactive carbon isotope C - 14) and terrestrial climate (as measured by the oxygen isotope O - 18) correlate in amazing detail over an interval of at least 3000 years (see graph below; the bottom graph is the central section, blown up to reveal detail)

reconstruction from Mann et al (2008) over the interval 500 - 1440AD.

The coldest temperatures of the Little Ice Age are observed over the interval 1400 to 1700 C.E., with greatest cooling over the extratropical Northern Hemisphere continents.

-- by squaring the differences at the ends, they remove any trends — for example, suppose one has a linear trend from 28 to 32 degrees, with an average of 30 degrees; the difference at the first point is -2, and the last point is +2 and a difference of 4 degrees over the interval.

My comment cited the PDO and AMO, which do tend to «average out» in the sense that positive and negative phases tended to balance over the interval in question.

Not exact matches

Without having these at regular intervals, the entire multi-billion-dollar advertising industry would be struck inert, like kids whose soccer ball has just been run over by a bus.

A study in the British Medical Journal suggests that if you're over 50, the best results come from combining aerobic and resistance exercise, which could include anything from high - intensity interval training, like the seven - minute workout, to dynamic - flow yoga, which intersperses strength - building poses like planks and push - ups with heart - pumping dance - like moves.

And the reason for the recent success of these companies is the same reason why top athletes have succeeded for so long: Intervals stave off both physical and mental fatigue, allowing people to work better for longer over the course of a day.

Five minutes later, I've sent out 20 responses, timed to send in random intervals over the next hour.

It's far more helpful to gauge her performance over and above what a random CEO performance would be over the same interval.

Based on current valuations, a regression analysis suggests compounded annual returns of 8 % over the next 10 years with a 90 % confidence interval of 4 - 12 %.

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On the latter standard it is relevant that inflation over any multiyear interval would still have averaged less than 2 percent.