Sentences with phrase «likely peak levels»

Those are likely peak levels of new supply for both universities this development cycle.

Not exact matches

The number of workers on big projects in Western Australia is likely to stabilise at just one quarter of the peak level recorded during the mining construction boom, and that's only if planned projects get approved, a new study has found.

Momentum, the statistical measure of the pace of the rally's increase, very likely peaked in January near all - time record levels.

Momentum — the statistical measure of the pace of the rally's increase — very likely peaked in January near all - time record levels.

On a 10 - 12 year horizon, we expect the total return of the S&P 500 to fall short of 1 % annually, and given that more than that amount is likely to represent dividends, it follows that we expect the level of the S&P 500 Index to be lower 10 - 12 years from now than it is today (recall a similar outcome after the 2000 peak).

how can he not do well when the alternative striker demonstrates that he no longer has his heart in it to perform at peak level — its likely we'll see (less outputs from alexis) optimum outputs coming from lacazette.

It is likely to peak during weeks 2 and 3, but may last at low levels for a month or more.

In November 2017, the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) announced that the year was likely to rank second hottest, noting that average global temperatures from January to September peaked above preindustrial levels by 1.98 degrees F (1.1 degrees C), Live Science previously reported.

Conclusion: The storm coincided with peak high tide in New York Harbor — but future sea - level rise will exacerbate this inundation, making a Sandy - level event more likely in the future, even if the storm itself is less severe.

High - GI foods tend to cause spikes in your blood glucose levels, which means you will probably feel peaks in your energy levels but you are also likely to come crashing down!

The measurements should be taken during school hours over a suitable time period to be able to quantify the representative sound pressure level, likely to occur during teaching hours and should include noisy events — such as peak time road traffic, but should exclude rare, intermittent events, such as the mowing of school lawns.

On the subject of valuations, I believe that the peak level of earnings seen in the past market cycle was somewhat high, so I'd agree with Bill Gross at PIMCO in the sense that we're not likely to see that level of earnings as the «norm.»

This means that the new peak in household debt is far less worrisome than the levels we saw in 2008 and more likely part of a much needed boost in overall debt servicing more productive economic purposes.

But he has no better idea than you or I what's likely to happen over the next century or so to bring CO2 concentrations to a peak at any particular level.

The Lambert - Quiggin school of econometrics would agree there's a likely high R - squared and t statistic, and that these «prove» that CO2 «causes» population growth and AGW, as well it may, as the same source (236, see below) shows that C3 plants (95 % of all plant matter) do best at elevated CO2 levels, eg soya, 61 % higher mass when CO2 rises from 160 to 330 ppm, with mass peaking at CO2 600 ppm (today only 380).

This means that by around 2017, CO2 concentrations will likely be above 400 ppm throughout the entire year, even in the peak of summer when vegetation is fully grown — levels that scientists haven't seen since the Pliocene era, three to five million years ago.

Thus, pathways with lower rates of emission in 2050 are likely to result in a similar amount of peak warming, while higher rates of emission in 2050 can lead to varying levels of peak warming, as seen in figure 2d.

During the last glaciation, which peaked 18,000 years ago, CO2 bottomed out at 180 ppm, extremely likely the lowest level CO2 has been in the history of the Earth.

Winter rainfall in scattered eastern parts could peak at more than 30 % above current levels, and is likely to fall in heavy bursts.

You would see in geological record (more likely) division of Secondary PEAK and DIP by SEA LEVEL alterations, as TURBULENCE leaves few traces otherwise that would survive till NOW.

Kansas City Fed senior economist Jordan Rappaport writes: «By the end of the decade, multifamily construction is likely to peak at a level nearly two - thirds higher than its highest annual level during the 1990s and 2000s.»

Homes on Chicago's historically stable North Side are now 3 percent above their peak, but aren't likely to appreciate sharply from current levels, said Geoffrey Smith, executive director of the Institute for Housing Studies at DePaul University.