Sentences with phrase «external system factors»

Additionally, Trailing Stop Orders may have increased risks due to their reliance on trigger processing, market data, and other internal and external system factors.

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Then, there are external factors beyond a business owner's control like retailers that were held responsible for accounts being compromised through their debit and credit card payment systems.

Managers can measure political risk using quantitative and qualitative factors describing the political system in a country; e.g., repetitive government / parliament elections before the end of their term, potential internal and external conflicts, ethnic structure diversity, history of the country, non-democratic political system, weak legislative power of the parliament, corrupted authorities, etc..

Kamiel and Wei Yang and Yaolin Lin, associate professors at the Wuhan University of Technology in China developed a holistic and integrated model which considered the building enclosure, the mechanical systems, the external environment, the proportion of window opening and the shading factor based on data collected from 270 households including single and multiple units, as well as different heating methods.

Balancing internal and external factors requires a systems approach to medicine that analyzes the patient's functioning in 8 major areas:

Identifying truly causal effects out of this tangled web of related measures requires some sort of external shock to the system — an outside factor that affects tuition and / or institutional expenditures, but has no independent effect on student enrollment or degree completion.

This PLE emphasizes internal and external factors and bidirectional communication 1) from the classroom to the school system and 2) from the collective school system to the family system.

Two major factors account for the transformation that already has touched thousands of public schools in Mexico: the acceptance of authorities in charge of the system, of course, but most striking, the inner conversion of teachers and students from passive receptors of external directives to managers of their own learning and active agents of change in neighboring schools.

Under teacher evaluation reforms, as of 2015, all but eight states have committed to using an objective measure of student achievement — such as performance on standardized assessments — as a part of teacher and principal evaluation systems.40 However, given the challenges of fairly incorporating student test performance in evaluations, all states and districts engaged in these reforms must account for factors like the variation in student background and other external influences on performance.

External factors such as dietary complications and toxins are a main factor in affecting the digestive tract and immune system, which are directly linked.

The external factors would cause the climate system to change and the basins to shift.

Since the Jet Stream is the major dividing line between mid latitude temperate weather systems and polar cold weather, how its gyrations are affected by external factors can have a big impact on mid to higher latitude weather.

They are used to investigate the processes responsible for maintaining the general circulation and its natural and forced variability (Chapter 8), to assess the role of various forcing factors in observed climate change (Chapter 9) and to provide projections of the response of the system to scenarios of future external forcing (Chapter 10).

Patterns of ocean and atmosphere circulation shift in response to internal climate dynamics and at a rapid pace determined by the dynamics of the system rather than any external factor.

Imagine that you add a few external factors to that imaginary warming kettle (a fan or air conditioning vent blowing directly at the stove; adding more water (hot or cold) to the kettle; a bucket of ice cubes sitting by its side; etc.) and what we have is a heating system that is affected by those other factors - but the water will still eventually boil unless the burner is turned off or turned down significantly.

Even in the absence of changes in external factors, many natural systems exhibit substantial internal variability — such as booms and busts in wild populations — that can last for long periods.

This requires an understanding of both the external and internal factors that affect the system.

External factors that can affect natural systems include exploitation, land - use changes, and pollution.

Even when it is possible to detect the impact of climateh3 change on a system, more detailed understanding can be needed to assess the magnitude of this impact in relation to the influences of other external factors and natural variWhat types of approaches are being used in adaptation planning and implementation?ability.

It's deemed a forcing when it is caused by a factor external to the climate system otherwise it is considered an internally induced feedback that automatically results when a forcing nudges things one way or another.

Instead, natural variations in the climate system and other external forcing factors (such as volcanic eruptions) will likely cause the rate of Arctic sea ice change to vary considerably from decade to decade, and perhaps even temporarily switch from negative (sea ice loss) to positive (sea ice growth).

If we have a chaotic system with two attractors where the choice of the attractor is not controlled by external forcing (like Milankovitch cycles) but by random factors then this does not work, but if the external forcings dominate in the choice then there are no problems of the type you indicate.

The most characteristic behaviour of the Grand Climate System is relatively stable states punctuated by abrupt shifts that owe more to internal dynamics of the system as a whole than external factors such as greenhouse System is relatively stable states punctuated by abrupt shifts that owe more to internal dynamics of the system as a whole than external factors such as greenhouse system as a whole than external factors such as greenhouse gases.

The climate system evolves in time under the influence of its own internal dynamics and due to changes in external factors.

AK, Interesting point and analysis, «The «Stadium Wave» hypothesis, per se, is outside the paradigm Gavin is defending, because it fails to acknowledge the fundamental assumption that the «climate» is essentially an «equilibrium system» that only leaves its «equilibrium» when «forced» by some external factor.

The resulting situation is in most cases stable as long as external factors do not force a change, but attractors of a chaotic system may give the impression of such stability.

Under strong positive feedback, most systems quickly move to a limit state, where the limit is provided by external factors, or into some other new stable state where the positive feedback is somehow negated.

«On the timescale of a decade, climate variations may result from processes internal to the climate system or may be produced by external factors (anthropogenic and natural),» Noel Keenlyside of the Leibniz Institute of Marine Sciences told environmentalresearchweb.

The IPCC then removes chaotic factors, as they cancel out over time, leaving just a few external variables to rule the whole system?

Based on this profile, the system can then react and suggest actions based on predetermined rules and external factors.

Each agency's rating system varies in its stringency and its methodology, but all four consider a company's financial leverage, management stability, recent performance, overall financial health and such external factors as competition, diversification and market presence.

Relational approach to understand how external and internal factors affect multiple systems.»

While these data can be recorded in a less clinical and more natural manner, it becomes increasingly difficult to monitor all external factors that considerably alter the behaviour of the cardiovascular system.

Systems have distinct boundary separating them from external elements and distinguishing between inputs, or factors that impact the system, and outputs, or effects and products of the system.