Sentences with phrase «many similar graphs»

There were similar graphs for Utz Certified (top three producers were Brazil, Vietnam, and Colombia) and Fair Trade (Peru, Colombia, and Brazil); organic and 4C coffees were only broken down regionally.

Is there any chance of seeing a similar graph for the trend of Labour's share of the vote?

In biology, similar graph - clustering algorithms can be used to understand the proteins that perform most of life's functions.

A similar graph taken from a book by Birdsell is similarly claimed by Goodman to show separate cranial ranges.

These graphs are from Missouri and North Carolina, but the paper models similar graphs for Tennessee and Washingon.

Other researchers have drawn similar graphs for the 10 largest cities and for urban teachers in Missouri.

(I used a similar graph in Stock Market Valuations Following the Great Moderation, and some of the research below can be thought of as a continuation of the ideas I presented in that article.)

I have a similar graph of our dividend income and seeing the graph has kept me very motivated.

Here is a similar graph from a presentation by Jeremy Siegel, author of «Stocks for the Long Run» that covers a longer period.

You can look at just about any economic indicator over the past decade and produce similar graphs.

Here's a graph showing the charge of a battery while, well, charging it: It's a random battery charging graph, but most batteries have a similar graph like this.

I note however that independently, Real Climate has produced a similar graph that conveys the same information in a different form.

It could be improved (IMHO)(a) by assembling the yearly predictions in a pdf file that can be easily accessed here and (b) including similar graphs for the measured variables that Barton Paul Levenson has included in his list of correct predictions.

(A similar graph can also be found at Wikipedia.)

REPLY: That is USHCN1, now they are on to USHCN2, and they have not published a similar graph.

Here's a similar graph: https://climatism.files.wordpress.com/2014/02/nas.jpg?w=590&h=402 Source: 1975 National Academy of Sciences report: «Understanding Climatic Change»

You can also find similar graphs actually for modest warming.»

Yes i could have used other temperature graphs etc, and i have indeed seen some similar graphs using GISS or RSS, practically same result.

Many similar graphs are loved by skeptical sites, but this is a useful demonstration because it contains all 3 of the common «tricks to hide the incline» of global warming.

On this, and similar graphs, the cause and effect are reversed.

Does anyone know of a link to a similar graph or even better data file for one of the North Atlantic (and perhaps South Pacific or Indian Ocean) location?

Any chance you could explain the approach Mann took to get the hockey stick and that Steve M was right in that random inputs would give a similar graph?

(A similar graph of the GISS data is here.)

[And in Chapter 1 of that very same report, as I listed, they go to great lengths to make sure we all know that their models predict a hot spot and it's due to «greenhouse gases» — they do so again in the IPCC AR4 report as you can see here with a very similar graph.

But of course, a similar graph from 5AR will probably need to have some results recast to the chosen prior because not all will choose the same prior.

Do you have a similar graph as the first graph for CET WINTER only.

The (a) diagram should be contrasted with a very similar graph published by Peter Humbug, in his January 2011 Physics Today article.

When I attempt a similar graph as yours, there is a sharp inflection at 1992.

The cryptocurrency showing how volatile it can get, since the price surges back in December for bitcoin above $ 19,500 to highest, now it's below $ 12,000, similar graphs could be seen for the other cryptocurrency too.

Not exact matches

VisualCV.com is a similar service that enables users to create online resumes incorporating graphs, images and video on a single web page.

The behaviour of the Australian dollar exchange rate is one example; since it was floated in the early 1980s, the path it has followed has been very similar to that of world commodity prices (Graph 2).

Forward rates for the end of 2015 fell (Graph 5, second panel), and similar developments were evident across the maturity spectrum.

My graph looks pretty similar to yours.

A surge in Australia's terms of trade has mitigated the effect of these developments on the trade deficit, which is estimated to have been around 3 1/4 per cent of GDP in the December quarter 2004, wider than at mid year but broadly similar to the outturns of the past year and a half (Graph 32).

Yields on inflation - linked bonds have moved in a similar pattern and are now around 3.4 per cent (Graph 52).

When we do that, we find that rates have been much more similar across the two loan types in the past; although, a wedge has opened up more recently as we'd expect (Graph 3).

Using «status quo» assumptions for future increases in official national debt and crude oil, and a collapsing Dow Jones Industrial Average, (similar to the collapse of 2008) I created the following graph of «calculated silver» prices for the next several years.

The latest Consensus forecasts are for GDP growth in the G7 group of countries of 1 1/2 per cent in 2003, similar to that achieved last year, rising to 2 1/2 per cent in 2004 (Graph 1).

The one - year - ahead forecast had also been scaled back but, at around 11 per cent, is similar to what it has been in the past (Graph 52).

The result for the month of June, a fall of 0.8 per cent, incorporates a substantial decline in spending in department stores; this may partly reflect recent changes to the timing of mid-year sales, as there was a similar fall recorded the previous June, followed by a strong bounce - back the next month (Graph 13).

The volume of retail trade increased by 2.6 per cent in the quarter, following similar growth in the September quarter (Graph 26).

A similar trend can be seen from comparisons of new agreements with the expiring agreements they replace (Graph 32).

The various measures of underlying inflation recorded slightly lower outcomes in the quarter, although on a year - ended basis they show inflation at a similar rate to the headline measure (Table 14; Graph 71).

The net effect of recent developments is that Australian share prices have fallen by 3 per cent since the previous Statement, similar to the net falls in the S&P 500 and MSCI World indices over the same period (Graph 45).

Doing so suggests that investing in the domestic share market was broadly similar to investing overseas over this period (Graph B3).

If you notice, all these graphs are extremely similar to each other.

This caused a steep rise in the price of oil which accompanied a steep rise in the Canadian and Australian dollars (the graphs are very similar.)

By focusing on dogs, we are able to improve our overall results but the resulting graph tells a similar story:

[15] Indeed, running the regressions with travel and office expenses as dependent variables yields a similar magnitude of effect as shown in Graph 6.

As the graph below illustrates, the distribution of voters by income is actually very similar for both parties, and around 40 % of Republican voters in the last election earned less than the median income, making them excellent candidates for inclusion among the 47 % who Romney claims pay no income tax.