Sentences with phrase «closely at these figures»

Look closely at these figures, there really is a wide range here.

Additionally, if you look closely at Figure 5, even in Easterbrook's own distorted IPCC presentation the largest minimum to maximum temperature difference in the first decade of the 21st century, if you exaggerate the change by cherrypicking the endpoints rather than calculating a statistical trend, is only about 0.6 °C, not 1 °C.

And, if you look at closely at Figure One (right), you'll see that Mann, right now, is doing exactly what I accused him of 14 years ago.

Not exact matches

He needs a good analyst, someone closely tied to the marketing team who can look at these statistics honestly and figure out which strategies are working.

At the fairs, I focused closely on what sold the most and tried to figure out why.

Roughly One in Four Americans is Online «Constantly» More than a quarter of U.S. adults consider themselves online «almost constantly» according to survey data recently released by the Pew Research Center, a figure that jumps to nearly 39 percent for younger people in the 18 - to -29-year-old age group, and Kurt Wagner looks closely at some of the survey's fascinating statistics.

These figures will need to be closely watched to assess the extent to which they represent a significant change in trend but, taken at face value, they suggest that wages growth is becoming uncomfortably high.

The same Old Testament that provides the pronouns also states, «Since you saw no form when the Lord spoke to you at Horeb out of the fire, take care and watch yourselves closely, so that you do not act corruptly by making an idol for yourselves, in the form of any figure — the likeness of male or female» (Deuteronomy 4:15 - 16).

Chelsea have followed him closely and now Valencia, though reluctant to sell, have set his buy out figure at 21.9 million.

Leaving aside the fact that the figures the government relies on have been dismissed by the Conservative led public accounts committee as not fit for purpose, we need to look more closely at this supposed success.

The turnout figure was being closely watched as a gauge of the legitimacy of the European parliament and elections since fewer voters have voted at every opportunity since 1979 when the EU average was 43 %.

The image is aimed at closely linking the senior Conservatives Gove and Johnson with the more controversial — and remain campaigners hope, more toxic — figure of Farage, the Ukip leader.

But despite starting as firm favourite, he was nearly beaten to the leadership by a figure from the left of the party, Chris Huhne, after a closely fought, and at times fractious, contest.

The team is now looking more closely at the data to figure out which coping mechanisms are successful.

If you look closely at the 5 second mark, you'll see a figure facing the Death Star.

He is a guy who is so good at what he does and he and I worked so closely to figure out how to make this film work on this budget, along with the producers and line producers.

Documentarian Laura Poitras not only offers a complete overview of all the facts but gets under the skin of the issue by closely tracking the emotional transformation of the controversial figure at the center of her film.

Just over 6 percent of the American 15 - yearolds sampled by PISA attended private schools, a figure that corresponds closely to official estimates of private enrollment at the secondary level from the U.S. Department of Education (see Figufigure that corresponds closely to official estimates of private enrollment at the secondary level from the U.S. Department of Education (see FigureFigure 1).

In this figure, panel A shows that high - achieving, high - income students tend to apply to colleges and universities where their test scores closely match the test scores of typical students at those institutions.

Illustrated with many mathematical figures and equations, this looks closely at each thinker's surviving major works.

The rest, as far as I can tell, is information that's more closely guarded that the Hope Diamond — and perhaps rightfully so, since authors and publishers can drive themselves crazy by staring at those numbers, hour after hour, and trying to figure out how to change them for the better, and then how to maintain their rankings.

T - Mobile is aware that customers will want the latest version, so it is «working closely with our partners to figure out how to bring it to market,» said Randy Meyerson, director of product management at T - Mobile.

Barnes and Noble hasn't released any actual sales figures for the Nook Tablet, and neither has Amazon for the Kindle Fire, but if you look closely at some of the signs it becomes clear that the Nook Tablet isn't selling nearly as well as the Kindle Fire.

Related to price action I am looking very closely at Point and Figure charting.

These figures are very close because I have looked very closely at the process and asked several animal welfare workers on this issue.

One team of economists says the number of medals is closely linked to GDP and puts the U.S. figure at 36, with a range of 33 to 38; this is close to the 2010 record of 37 medals.

Our core team at Wushu have worked together closely on numerous projects over the years so there was no downtime in figuring out how to work together, we just fell straight into a groove kicking around game ideas that appealed to us as players and developers.

In the late 1990s his ongoing investigation of architectural and social space evolved into large - scale interentions, from the 300 closely ranked reinforced concrete blocks of Allotment (1996) to the 100 solitary cast iron figures facing towards the horizon on the coastal mud flats at Cuxhaven, northern Germany (Another Place, 1997).

Looking closely at the hands of the upper figure, we can discern the bulbous shapes of castanets.

It stars a troubled teenage boy who closely recalls the central figure of Fast's tour de force at dOCUMENTA 13, Continuity (2012).

«We have no issue with the idea of trying to work more closely in terms of helping the younger galleries at the fair,» he said, «but the way to do that, the algorithm for figuring out how to do this, is difficult to reach.»

I was trying to figure it out through reproductions, all the while still looking closely at Bay Area figurative artists like Diebenkorn, Park, Bischoff, Brown, and Neri.

By the way, if you look very closely at Box 6.1, Figure 1 (AR4 WG1 Chapter 6, Section 6.4: http://accessipcc.com/AR4-WG1-6.html#AR4-WG1-6-4) you can see that we started heading into the next ice age at approximately 00:01 on 1 January 2000.

Indeed, if we closely look back at the map of the «rising» /» falling» tide gauges in Figure 8, we can see that some areas which would have been under or near the ice sheets during the glacial era show mostly «falling» trends (e.g., Fennoscandia in northern Europe, Alaska in US), while neighbouring areas show mostly «rising» trends (e.g., the parts of northern Europe south of Fennoscandia, northeastern North America).

But if you look at the reply to your original comment I've posted up a graph which agrees closely with his figure of 578 ppmv for CO2, under current trends, by the end of the century.

A contribution to decadally averaged global warmth at that time is likely to have arisen from closely spaced multiple El Niño events centred near 1939 to 1941 and perhaps 1942 to 1944 (Bigg and Inonue, 1992; and Figure 2.29).

Looking more closely at billing rates for this firm size shows that this result is the effect of two factors: partners doing IP Litigation work have held their rates flat and that work has shifted to more junior partners from more senior partners (see Figure 6).

This blog post looks closely at some of the key case filing and jurisdictional figures included in the report.

At the onset of treatment, we will work with you closely to figure out the source of the problem to target treatment and to address your needs.

Mortgage lenders will look at these figures very closely to work out how much they'll offer you.

Partners can figure out their love languages by closely looking at how each expresses love to the other.

Figure out what you can reasonably afford by looking closely at your income, savings, and spending habits.