Sentences with phrase «as new data»

Pierce County's median sale price was just under $ 350,000 in March as new data show what buyers here and elsewhere are seeking for amenities.

Note that statistics released each month may be revised in the future as new data is received.

Of course, our responses reflect our views on the state of the field at this moment in time; they will be updated as new data become available.

I would like to bring my strength in consistency to your company as your new data entry clerk.Data entry is a job that requires great attention to detail, as noted in the job description.

Ottawa, May 31, 2007 — There has never been a greater need to take data protection seriously as new data breaches reinforce concerns about both security issues and trans - border data flows, according to the Privacy Commissioner of Canada, Jennifer Stoddart.

And even this useful knowledge will be challenged as new data arise.

But that's crying over spilt milk; what we can do in Science is apply inference to the observed data and determine what answer is accurate or very nearly true based on what data we do have until such time as new data requires us to amend our explanation, not bemoan our uncertainties and dither indecisively.

--- I actually have been advocating something like that for quite some time, but the historical definition of things is hard to change, even if a new definition makes more sense as new data is available.

«Science is apply inference to the observed data and determine what answer is accurate or very nearly true based on what data we do have until such time as new data requires us to amend our explanation, not bemoan our uncertainties and dither indecisively.»

As new data become available, the offset determined using that method may change.

The video references some of the things that were recently highlighted by Greenpeace, such as Apple's use of 100 % renewable energy for its data - centers, and I believe it also shows Apple's new sapphire facility in Arizona, which has been powered by clean energy from day one, as well as a new data center + solar farm that they're building in Nevada.

As new data comes in, changes are made that cascade back years and decades.

As long as new data leads to new breakpoint detection, the past station temperatures will be raised or lowered by the size of the breakpoint.»

Has the TOB model been updated and re-validated as new data have become available?

Just as it was the wrong approach for tree rings, which was shown by «the decline» as soon as new data came in outside of Mann's sandbox, it is the wrong approach for the climate as a whole.

Next, the GISSTEMP algorithm will change the estimates of the past as New data for the present comes in.

Data are updated at least twice monthly on the 4th of the month and the 16th as new data becomes available.

You continue to justify your hypotheses as new data streams in, rather than the obvious conclusion that you have bad hypotheses.

This table will be updated as new data sets are released.

The grey will diminish as new data gets posted.

Like a small crack that grows into a large fracture the things that don't quite fit become more and more an issue as new data comes in and old data is better understood.

All of the surface datasets are updated every month as new data becomes available and understanding of uncertainties improves.

It is always taken as provisionally true — meaning of course that as new data or information comes in they retain the right to reject or modify a theory as needed.

Every year, as new data comes out, they are forced to further adjust their entire models; which seemingly don't even correlate over decades, let alone centuries.

Consequently, temperature analysis calculations can be subject to revisions as new data becomes available.

Because of the myriad factors that affect measured temperatures, estimates of ECS distributions are themselves uncertain and evolve as new data and theory are added to the process.

The choice of definition is made during the formation of the hypothesis, and is not modified «ad hoc» as the data are evaluated, nor as new data arrive.

It is likely that the systematic error will shift as new data are incorporated into their analyses (you'll note that they get nearly ALL of their cooling below 200 m!)

I have extensive background in genetics, cell - molecular and evolutionary biology, no need to google it, evolution as far as theories go, is a fact, that gets amended as new data and observations are validated, so do not misunderstand what I am saying, but most evolutionary biologists would not say that evolution is quantified.

I know that is hard when it comes to such a politically charged issue as anthro global warming... but as new data and information comes in, the spirit of science should be to analyze and interpret it, with the intent to find the truth about our world — not prove someone else wrong or ourselves right.

One reason why these estimates keep getting revised is that there is a continual updating of the observational analyses that are used — as new data are included, as non-climatic factors get corrected for, and models include more processes.

US card acceptance abroad grows, even at kiosks — Travelers» woes diminish as new data suggests the vast majority of U.S. Visa cards work abroad, even at previously troublesome payment machines... (See Card acceptance abroad)

It is the responsibility of the reader to verify the accuracy and applicability of any information presented and to adapt as new data becomes publicly available.

Both will change their outlooks as new data arrives.

As Mr. Chevreau points out, the rule has been modified over years as new data rolled in.

Second, the target will change dynamically as new data alter the setup.

For the transactors, this bill would not be considered a problem as the new data demonstrate they paid their credit card off each month.

The launch of the new e-reader — available from October — comes as new data from Nielsen, reported by the Bookseller, shows that tablets are overtaking e-readers as the preferred digital reading device.

Public input on the Draft TAR, as well as new data and information, were solicited to inform the next actions, NHTSA's issuance of a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking and EPA's issuance of a Proposed Determination.

These states can continue to improve their systems as new data become available, and states that have yet to submit their plans to the department can learn from the breadth and depth of new measures included in first - round plans.

WASHINGTON — While we applaud improved graduation rates for all groups of students, we're not cheering too loudly, because, as new data from the «Nation's Report Card» show, high schools have not prepared students for the goal that their parents have for them and the goal that they...

Each of the ratings (and flags) that comprise the Summary Rating may be refreshed as new data becomes available, which in turn may cause the school's Summary Rating to change.

The cycle continues throughout the year as new data is evaluated, new objectives identified, and curriculum implemented.

As new data become available and the challenges evolve, so will the scope of the work.

The measurements will serve as new data points to anchor down the theory.

So astronomers are scratching their heads this week as new data from NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory indicate that such an event formed only a neutron star.

As new data is added to the algorithm, the researchers hope it will adapt to changing conditions, revealing how social networks evolve during the course of the intervention program.

As new data emerge, hypotheses rapidly evolve — sometimes before we really know what we're talking about.

As new data emerges about the effects of maternal cortisol levels on breastfeeding infants, I expect that some serious spin is incoming.

Perhaps our models of some of the most popular theories will be modified as new data becomes available and our analytical tools become more sensitive, but that hasn't stopped us from building computers, vehicles, and machinery of such diversity, spanning the realms of physics, chemistry, biology, geology, etc..