Sentences with phrase «in eq»

The fact that the main clinical paper11 and the current economic evaluation indicated differences in CDI - 2 scores but not in the EQ - 5D - 5L or QALYs may therefore be due to a number of factors.

This skill is known as emotional intelligence (EQ) and while the collection of skills involved in EQ is often referred to as «soft» — there's nothing soft about the impact these skills have on a workplace.

Developing the behaviours involved in EQ is like physical training — the more you use these skills, the stronger they become.

Articulation is on par with the One, with equal resolution of fine detail, and depth of bass, but the HomePod has a fatter, more robust sound signature thanks to some amped - up midbass in the EQ curve.

But like the Man O» War, the Kraken's strength lies in its EQ headroom.

Once the pair-wise distances between observation and model ensemble members defined in Eq.

Using the EDoF formulated in Eq.

In Y12, the statistical test for reliability was performed by assuming the effective degree of freedom, n obs in Eq.

Thus, I ask you to consider the «offset C» in Eq.

It is based on an energy balance, as in Eq.

However, when used for paleoclimate reconstruction, the non-climatic information (A t and E t in Eq.

Using a table of the Chi - square distribution and the value of T in Eq.

From 1610 onward we have additional information from the sunspot number, which allows the calculation of the active regions contribution to the solar irradiance (Iactive (λ, t) in Eq.

We find a close agreement between the CESM - based hindcasts and the Markov model, indicating that the largest contribution to the predictive skill of soil water on interannual to decadal timescales in CESM can be attributed to the damped persistence, which is partly governed by the evapotranspiration (Delworth and Manabe 1988), the total runoff, and the diffusion of soil moisture into the deeper soil levels as shown in the Eq.

You already have sufficient equations in Eq 32 and 33.

After a little more thought, it still seems to me that the sign in eq.

But if other people do go and find the predictions to be correct, then other people will be more inclined to trust our statement that there is some independent physics in Eq.

There's a typo in Eq.

With a more plausible value, ∆ T2 = 1 C, in Eq.

53, we assign a nondimensional parameter C1, m ≥ 0 in Eq.

To define the length of the solar cycles since 1616, and subsequently the cycle phase input in Eq.

• In general there are more equations in just one Climate Etc post than in all the Doug Cotton / PSI manuscripts put together, and in particular the change of gravitational potential energy is explicitly accounted (in eq 3).

Note that evaporation is clearly an important process for the moisture budget (e.g. (38)-RRB- and is omitted in Eq.

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However, the opposite is true as shown in eq 6.1.

As we write in the paper: «These two models were designed to describe only the short - term response, but are in good agreement with reconstructed sea level for the past 700 y.» The former means we never used them to compute long - range hindcasts — they are merely shown here for comparison purposes, so that readers can see what difference the additional term in Eq.

This is expressed in Eq.2 b in the paper.

After all, the biggest obstacle for EVs remains infrastructure, and Benz's investment in the EQ brand is a big step toward making the technology mainstream across the industry.

Consider the linear predictor for college attendance in Eq.

There are cells with weights as in Eq.

The coefficients θ are defined as solutions to the minimization problem in Eq.

Then, θ gives the coefficients in the (weighted) minimum mean - square - error linear predictor An alternative could use the absolute value of the error instead of the squared error in Eq.

Use iterated expectations to evaluate the expectation in Eq.

The partition in Eq.

In this case, the expectations in Eq.

For notation in the factor model, let where the factors are based on the test score, as in Eq.

Now consider a partition in Eq.

In this EQ model, the first step is to develop and cultivate self - awareness.

In this small interval our linear - like assumption in Eq.

But putting the latter value in Eq.

In fact, if in Eq.

This is clearly stated in our paper in Eq.

But as population went from sparse to dense in a given area, cranial size declined, highlighted by a sudden 3 to 4 percent drop in EQ starting around 15,000 to 10,000 years ago.

There is strong evidence that emotional intelligence is predictive of individual performance; we found that 47 % of the variation in performance is predicted by variation in EQ.

It's no wonder that 90 % of top performers are high in EQ and people with high EQs make $ 28,000 more annually than their low EQ counterparts.

Dear Anonymous (7:26) please list textbooks or papers in which Smith's averaging procedure used in his Eqs.

Not exact matches

2 In 2016, Total's direct greenhouse gas emissions amounted to 39 MtCO2 - eq in its operated scope, down 23 % from 201In 2016, Total's direct greenhouse gas emissions amounted to 39 MtCO2 - eq in its operated scope, down 23 % from 201in its operated scope, down 23 % from 2010.

TalentSmart has tested the emotional intelligence (EQ) of more than a million people and discovered that social awareness is a skill in which many of us are lacking.

A recent in - depth article on the science of EQ from CNN's Erin Gabriel offers several simple but powerful suggestions.

Is it EQ tests, asks a recent, in - depth Knowledge@Wharton article?