Sentences with phrase «closer look at each scenario»

Not exact matches

In MobiHealthNews latest report, The Coming Medical Tablet War, we'll take a close look at the iPad's success in healthcare, profile medical applications, usage scenarios and case studies.

Now let's take a closer look at actual day - to - day usage scenarios and see how good or bad Kindle Fire is at getting done things normally expected of tablets.

These aren't the only scenarios — you can take a closer look at studentaid.ed.gov to see which situations qualify.

The on - stage demo at this year's E3 (which is where the video above comes from) may look as though it's heavily choreographed, but in our behind closed doors session the developers explained that there's no one way to play out each scenario - before proving it by taking a different route and utilising different scenery elements in a live playthrough of the same section of game.

Looking at the graphics as a strictly visual exercise from the start - to - end of observed temperatures, it looks like a close run thing between Scenarios B and C.

Steve: I looked at which Scenario was closest to what actually happened in terms of «forcings» in an earlier post (Which I'll try to locate) and, as I recall, the actual forcings were somewhat higher than Scenario B, but not a lot.

A closer look at «Scenario B1» shows that it represents the case where atmospheric CO2 continues to increase exponentially at the compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) we have seen since Mauna Loa readings started in 1958 (also the same CAGR we have seen over the past 5 years), from the value measured in 2005 of 379 ppmv to a projected 580 ppmv in 2100.

I haven't even looked at that; all I have looked at or commented on is which of the scenarios he considered matches most close to the subsequent reality.

Some of the alternative ways to to look at certain scenarios might give listeners a different perspective about bank financing, closing cost as well as investing with turnkey providers.

Let's look at the facts: even if you were able to acquire the property low enough, by the time you pay selling costs, closing costs, holding costs, rehab costs and Uncle Sam, your true return on investment isn't exactly what you expected even in the most optimistic of scenarios.