Sentences with phrase «few variables»

There are far fewer variables that way, as well.

A simple illustration of the point is that in the great complexity of weather and thereby its average, climate, the focus was on very few variables.

There were way fewer variables that we see today and the general guideline of 1/2 the amount worked for the majority of us.

In fact, using a simple model like this can be very informative, because there are so few variables that you can easily examine the effects of changing each one.

This is simpler in accidents that only involve privately owned cars and motorcycles because there are fewer entities involved — and therefore fewer variables.

There are far fewer variables that way, as well.

On the other hand, there are stronger tendencies toward efficiency in markets where time horizons are short; and where the investment determinations are governed by a very few variables which are simple, understandable and, perhaps, computer programmable.

The two guys at the top are over 30, and while that doesn't have to mean they're doomed, it's just a note that I've seen rotations with fewer variables.

The IPCC achieved their goal by focusing on very few variables from a vast complex weather system with CO2 almost the total focus.

A game with shallow player interaction has only few variables through which players differentiate and compete, leading to a less impactful competitive nature.

«Simple models are extremely useful, because analyses and understanding the causes and effects involved is much easier when systems contain few variables,» De Decker added.

These sorts of investigations, with what seems to be a too - small participant group, or too few variables compared, are often done to determine what hypotheses to test in a more expanded study.

Not only is this recommended VA not going to suck your life away with an endless parade of useless fees, but it's one of the very few variable annuities with both enough asset classes, and good - performing subaccounts needed to realize good low - risk long - term investment performance.

Utility and telecommunications companies offer fixed - rate deals that can help you control and plan for future expenses; they also have few variable costs, so it's in their best interest to retain as many customers as possible.

I found that few variables from a principal's background had a statistically significant relationship with outcomes such as student math and reading scores, attendance, and principal retention at the school or district level.

Since resumes of impeccable quality often provide job seekers their only viable means of securing interviews, the written resume, with far fewer variables to consider than its video counterpart, offers candidates more control over the content of their resumes and ultimately, their job searches.

«We often find that winning systems go almost ridiculously far in maximizing or minimizing one or a few variables» — Charlie Munger

In the social sciences, models of economic development or of population growth allow quantitative predictions of a few variables to be studied under a set of simplifying assumptions.

Well you've left me quite a few variables.

I don't have nutrition data because there are quite a few variables that could affect the exact amounts (example: the type of barbecue sauce, the size of the sweet potatoes, etc).

I'm going to test this out with a few variables switched up, since I've heard similar things from others.

That's my best guess, but I'll be testing this out in the coming weeks with a few variables to see if I can come up with what's going wrong for some people.

Here are a few variables to consider when shopping for avocados.

As you will see, there are quite a few variables, so the advice given is going to be a loose template in which you are going to need to refine it and make it your own.

Stone and his colleagues looked at a few variables to see whether they explained the patterns — for example, whether people had children at home or were unemployed — but found little association.

Even in the Andromeda Galaxy — which is bright, large and relatively close by Earth, at 2.3 million light - years away — only the largest stars and a few variable stars (notably Cepheid variables) are bright enough to shine in telescopes from that distance.

The first thing you need to know is there are quite a few variables to consider when judging the quality of scientific research.

Finally, in the Tinder settings, you can specify a few variables, such as age range of desired mate, location range, gender, etc..

In a modern car, the engine - control computer would look at a few variables, such as air temperature, throttle position, current RPM, etc. and decide how much fuel to inject.

Just to name a few variables, the sale of a book depends on such factors as:

Unlike many automakers, though, Tesla stock is increasingly hinged on a few variables that have little to do with the automotive business at all.

To calculate the cumulative return, you need to know just a few variables.

Your potential savings depends on a few variables including your current interest rate, outstanding loan debt, your repayment term, and your credit history.

In a nutshell, you should have at least 3 to 6 months» worth of expenses — but the exact amount depends on a few variables.

While every lender uses the same calculation to work out APR, there are a few variables which may make APR seem higher or lower on paper.

There are quite a few variables involved when trying to figure out when someone will be able to purchase a home after a foreclosure or short sale.

Sounds like you are doing much better than you were before but you still have quite a few variables in there that you need to get resolved with the big one being the custody situation.

Homeowner's insurance rates can vary by hundreds of dollars depending on a few variables, including your insurance company, deductible, credit score, discounts, and other factors.

According to Andrew Martin and Kevin Quinn, the authors of Competing Approaches to Predicting Supreme Court Decision Making, if they are provided with just a few variables concerning the politics of a case, they can predict how the US Supreme Court justices will vote.