Sentences with phrase «first graph above»

The inflection point in the Arctic sea ice (first graph above) is between 1940 and 1960, well before the start of the modern satellite record.

Sustained high speeds have the most dramatic effect on driving range, as the first graph above clearly shows.

The X axis on the first graph above is time and the original of that reflected weeks 0 - 8 weeks in Dr Taylor's 8 week trial (s).

Not exact matches

As seen in the graph above, consumer default rates are below their pre-crisis rates, with the first mortgage and composite rates around those last witnessed in late 2006, and the second mortgage rates are near their eight - year historic low.

There's another category of scalability - first projects that is even earlier and less proven than the projects listed above that seek to achieve consensus via mechanisms that lie outside the construct of a blockchain (gossip protocols, directed acyclic graphs, etc).

The first of these is the graph above illustrating the cuts of over 150 Special Education staff positions (from Matt DeFour's report on the new MMSD Middle School Mental Health initiative).

As the above graph shows, 10/20 was the first time my «Paid Units» cracked 5 in one day over the last 3 months, except during a cute little 99c promo I ran at the end of August.

Our first graph looks at this blue - chip dividend paying stalwart for the period calendar year 1995 to current that correlates to our S&P 500 example above.

The first 10 years in the graph above is a good example.

Whenever the green graph is above the orange one, like in the example above, you simply just have to stop micro-managing your trades and believe in yoru first analysis and let price do its thing.

In the Edgewonk screenshot, we split the trade management graph into two parts; in the first part, the green graph is above the orange one which means that the potential performance is greater than the actual performance.

The 4500 - years temperature graph that Spann cited as the truth, is the distorted one in the first link above.

And secondly, though the first graph in the article above is only for six years, at no point the difference comes even close to that of May.

Look at the data for 1987 in the first graph produced by SteveMc above, how can you say the upward trend was well established in 1987?

Since the IPCC's graph above up to 2003 shows that most of the energy from global warming is in the oceans, to a first approximation, Ocean Heat Content change since then is going to be close enough to the Total Heat Content change.

As suggested in the above graph (which the reader is very encouraged to click on and click to enlarge if it does not display full size at first):

Here's the next graph, this is the corrected min temp average for above same data, with the same range as outlined from the first graph on top of min temp.

A question; above the first graph is referred to as SOD 1.5.

If you travel the above path, it shows that in the first polarization graph the cultural bias is in the Dem / Lib camp.

The amplitude of temperature in the first half of the graph otherwise (1850 - 2000, say 1925)-- let us call it «status quo» for now — never rises above -02.

Sadly, Prof. Salby's presentation did not include nearly enough information to reproduce the graphs shown above, so I will explain the flaw in his reasoning first via a simple thought experiment, and then illustrate the mainstream understanding of this issue, that is based on the correlation between the annual growth rate and the El Nino Southern Oscillation (ENSO), which was first mentioned in the peer reviewed literature way back in 1979.

In the first half of the graph, you have 8 points above the average and 10 points below the average.

If we look at the first plot of seriousness vs. sentences (in the graph above labeled Linear Regression: All Data Points), everything seems to be bunched up at the bottom of the graph, which isn't ideal for a number of reasons.

This is what I expected when I first posted the above graph over a year ago.