Sentences with phrase «granularity in»

The ELM Trends Report is an example of capturing meaningful data on a macro level that can be explored with a greater degree of granularity in order to develop custom benchmarks unique to a corporate legal department's peer group.

If a frequency of sites spatially and of data collection over time can produce enough dynamically significant data points to satisfy the requirements of Chaos (eg, antialiasing, bifurcation), then we can know just how badly we are measuring the climate, and whether some currently ontic variability is really aleatory, or may be semi-deterministic in some spans and scales if only we have enough granularity in our sampling.

The reason Mr. Silver and those like him are beating the big pollsters is that looking at polls together and including polls of smaller geographic regions like states allows for more granularity in the results achieved.

Thankfully with 3.0, as I reported previously (here), the newly revised launcher is now implemented which means that (other than the first install of 3.0 at 36 GB or so) updates are now massively faster than they previously were since the level of granularity in the delta patches is now significantly increased so the days of a small update meaning a many GB download seem to be behind us.

An extreme attention to granularity in the game's randomly generated levels, balanced against a careful desire for depth and a rewarding sense of progression, despite the many, many restarts incoming.

This update will offer more custom fine - tuned control over controller settings (hint: independent vertical / horizontal sensitivities, the ability to calibrate your own dead zones, more granularity in sensitivity, and more).

Others «find it quite hard to get down to the granularity in the small meetings».

Stat Lady was innovative beyond its humorous digitally animated host, in that the student model was very tightly aligned to the content model and was coded into procedural, symbolic, conceptual elements, and tracked with a very fine level of granularity in order to deliver appropriate curriculum sequencing and remediation to the student at precisely the most valuable time.

This level of granularity in biomarker classification, combined with genetic and clinical information, will presumably be useful in tailoring treatment to the individual when appropriate specific treatments become available.

Some larger organizations have invested in technology that will do just that, and more power to them: it's granularity in action.

Not exact matches

Companies can now drive loyalty, and therefore higher lifetime retention and value, by leveraging convenience with even further granularity of access to products or information or both, giving specific customers specifically what they want every time, in a way that caters to their product preferences (and possibly their belief system).

The New York Fed also issued an accompanying blog post which addresses the topic of transitions into delinquencies, examining recent developments in the consumer credit card market in more granularity.

Market timing insight in these newsletters is intended to have a 1 week granularity.

One technique, which they describe in a May 2016 posting on Heathers's blog, looks at what the researchers call the granularity - related inconsistency of means, or GRIM.

Dating sites know that their product typically reveals to users that they don't really know what they want in a partner, even when they can try to specify it with Sahara - level granularity.

[ii] It leads to program descriptions and mission statements that are all over the waterfront, and to efforts at implementation that lack granularity and pose severe challenges in aligning goals, program content, desired outcomes, and measurement.

The kinds of data that EDM is applied to vary in their levels of granularity.

For example, multiple exams are sometimes given in the same subjects and grades to the same students because not all results yield data by item, grade, subject, student, or school — thereby prompting districts to give another exam in order to get data at the desired level of granularity.

EDUCATION DEPARTMENT QUESTIONS ACCJC: The Education Department recommended that the National Advisory Committee on Institutional Quality and Integrity, which oversees accreditors, gives the City College of San Francisco's accrediting a year to reach compliance — which is becoming a standard verdict in NACIQI's new age of granularity.

Doug Levin said, «The problem we set out to solve with granularity was to provide a mechanism to ensure that the breadth and depth of the standards was able to be evaluated in alignment judgements in assessment (formative and summative), instructional materials, and professional development resources.»

After a few weeks in the program, WINGers at Byers were able to articulate the granularity of emotion, using words like «jealous» and «frustrated.

The powertrain for example may have a 1.8 - liter Atkinson cycle engine mixed with motor generators, but that level of granularity was not disclosed in Toyota's initial media information it provided.

The S550 is either in Eco or Sport, because why would you need any more granularity?

The landlord and the neurosurgeon guide us from the furthest reaches of the cosmos to the «molecular granularity of neural pathways in the brain,» respectively.

I'm not going to go through your entire post because this is way too long already but there is a false assumption in your logic train re granularity however.

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-- Finally, a technical note on the granularity of the text fragments: considering normal speech recordings, e.g. a common audiobook (as opposed to slowed down recordings for children common in FXL), highlighting each single word produces an annoying «flash effect».

detailed guidance on the granularity of individual products and the impact on ISBN assignment, such as changes in usage constraints (allowing printing of some pages of a digital publication or lending to a friend), or different product form details (jacketed versus unjacketed hardback)

Tools like KDP Rocket, K - lytics all these different things that have appeared that help authors do things in the granularity of data that traditionally published authors don't know about.

In contrast, if this same investor were to go to a traditional advisor who charges a separate fee (let's say 1 %), that fee would be entirely deductible (whether or not additional services were provided as part of the advisor's offering or not) since the CRA doesn't trouble itself with the granularity of the services offered (or not) by traditional advisors.

In this Min / Max example, granularity is set to 1 minute.

Borchelt concludes, «These data support the clinical observation that an important factor in cats» preference for litter material is its texture, granularity or coarseness.

It also shows the share of paying gamers and average spend in the same granularity.

The new powers showcase the granularity that an open world game can have in this generation, while the cutscenes are a lot more personable thanks to enhanced facial mannerisms and emotion.

But the dis / favorability seen in this is lack of granularity is truly in the eye of the beholder.

In the same way, through his work Andre encourages us to set on a journey to new interactions with language, art and society; encouraging us to understand our environment through its granularity and to carry those experiences with us, always engaging, always learning, always unfolding.

So you guys «persist» in the silly notion of CAGW, from 150 year granularity, in attempting to understand the relationship of CO2 to 1.5 degree global warming is all that's necessary for prediction using crappy models.

Only by investing in much, much better geographic instrument granularity and in the quality of data will the hard problem of understanding climate be solved — politics and carbon tax permitting!

The dynamic range is about 100 PPM in CO2, 10 degrees in temperature, and hundreds of thousands of years of time - series data with an acceptable level of granularity.

The next tier could be based upon basic mechanisms rooted in physics, increasing the granularity:

Scope of services: It's critical to help your client define with as much granularity as possible the scope of the services to be outsourced, and also note what is out - of - scope, in other words, the services that will remain in - house.

We are in the early days of tracking student performances at the granularity suggested.

Hoodline has been attempting to bring some granularity to local and neighborhood news since it was founded as a blog about the Haight - Ashbury neighborhood in San Francisco.

You can rewind your data set to any point in time in the backup to any time with «per second granularity» up to 35 days in the past.

While the 1.0 version doesn't support every feature of its cross-platform counterparts — you can't yet modify the granularity of auto - generated passwords, and it only works in Chrome right now — it's a good start.

In fact, granularity of control is one of the big advantages of the GALAXY S 4: yes, there are plenty of add - ons and features that Samsung has thrown at its flagship, but it also recognizes that some people simply aren't going to want to use them, and doesn't make it difficult to turn them off.

This research study by the CRE's ROI committee examined how different approaches to four TV measures used in models affected granularity, precision and accuracy.

Speaking at the Oceania Tobacco Control Conference in Hobart last Thursday, Lovett also called for greater data «granularity» so Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can dig down into their own nations and communities, and retain greater data sovereignty.

At the same time, it's unfortunate the column doesn't comment on the fact that many in poverty may have been so devastated by institutional forces allied against them that their «emotional granularity» may have been «beaten out of them,» and that Social Emotional Learning Isn't Enough.

Learn the practical vocabulary and concepts of affective neuroscience for more effective emotional clarification work, skill building in the use of emotions, and strengthening emotional control skills (emotional granularity)