Sentences with phrase «cumulative change»

Nevertheless, evolution is a fact, and its focus on cumulative change producing desirable results is not wrong.

Meanwhile, the daily and cumulative changes featured on the main screen are the ones most investors pay attention to and these can easily throw you off your game.

One way to ease children into this situation is by making small, but cumulative changes during the divorce process.

The problem is due to the fact that the evolutionary lineage leading to us has been characterized by a great deal of cumulative change in anatomical and behavioral traits over more than 2 million years — and so, to a certain extent, what we call «human» is arbitrary in that it depends on which traits we choose to focus on.

With the median home price of existing homes at $ 246,800 in December 2017 (cumulative change of 60 percent since January 2012), and with fewer inventory of homes for sale at their lowest level since January 1999 (3.2 months» supply), REALTORS ® expect prices to continue to appreciate in the next 12 months.

If we project this ahead a decade, it assumes rather small cumulative changes in human culture: a bit more E85,

Cumulative change compared to fixing emissions at 1990 or 2005 levels (right).

[25] Also the observed position angles of the stars are also subject to small cumulative changes (additional to position angle changes caused by the Precession of the Equinoxes), as first determined by W. H. van den Bos in 1926.

It seems like such an obvious thing, but unless you experience a real transformation first hand, it's difficult to comprehend just how massive a shift you can feel from simple, yet cumulative changes.

As the human population climbs, these cumulative changes will ultimately affect our economies and our well - being, because natural ecosystems perform — free of charge — many functions which we take for granted, such as purification of our wastes, production of harvestable resources, regulation of our climate, and restoration of the oxygen that we breathe.»

For this graph, both the temperature and CO2 datapoints were set to zero; then the cumulative changes for both were plotted each month - does not affect linear trends when done this way.

«A cumulative change of less than 2 °C by the end of this century will do no net harm.

The red numbers in the reservoirs show the cumulative changes in anthropogenic carbon from 1750 - 2011; a positive change indicates that the reservoir has gained carbon.