Sentences with phrase «enough as a framework»

From these data we are confident that the chronology of our records is reliable and accurate enough as a framework for our MIS 6 / MIS 5 sea ice reconstruction.

Not exact matches

«I don't believe FB has done enough,» adds Walshe, giving a view on Facebook's GDPR preparedness ahead of the May 25 deadline for the framework's application — as Zuckerberg's Congress briefing notes suggested the company itself believes it has.

The Security Project calls for the Defense Department to be much more involved in the region to match the militaries of other Arctic nations, and questions whether current policy frameworks, such as an Arctic strategy released by the Coast Guard this year, will be enough to prepare for potential oil spills, accidents and shipping traffic challenges.

«Using the I - score prediction framework allows us to define a novel measure of predictivity based on observed data, which in turn enables assessing variable sets for, preferably high, predictivity,» Lo said, adding that, while intuitively obvious, not enough attention has been paid to the consideration of predictivity as a parameter of interest to estimate.

I believe Penelope Cruz is a good actress, but she's always struck me as a little hyper, if not wonky — I'm sure Marshall will work her into the framework just fine though (he did well enough with her in Nine).

But using responsive framework, just a single version of eLearning course is enough as it can be viewed on multiple devices which is quite cost - effective.

When I do it, my argument in response to too - short trendlines sometimes is to supply alternative trendlines for exactly the same period that show the opposite sign, as proof by counterexample to indicate the specific trendline suggested is invalid; sometimes to supply long - enough trendlines when such are available, to illustrate a more correct method; sometimes to apply a methodologically valid use of short trendlines within a framework of a longer timespan and suggest the appropriate Bayesian treatment to predict the very low likelihood of the true trend being actually cooling given the too short trendline.

Yet, as the term «working» suggests, these models are flexible enough to be modified by stimuli that do not fit into an extant framework (Mikulincer & Shaver, 2007a).

A framework that incorporates the progressive realization principle, with public commitments by government, with targets and benchmarks and with processes for monitoring, would facilitate questions such as is enough being done?