Sentences with phrase «meaningless number»

If you enter something other than «1» or «0», you will end up with meaningless numbers for the following year.

It's all just meaningless numbers, boxes checked on a features list.

I'm now starting to understand how meaningless these numbers are.

We gave our money to you and you gave us back a chart with meaningless numbers.

Parents are reassured that their children are being tracked and that adaptive approaches make the difference to progress, rather than being presented with another set of meaningless numbers relating to their child's attainment.

Definitely don't get bogged down by meaningless numbers.

But every couple should be free to determine how often they would consider renewing, renegotiating or ending their marital contract based on their goals and values; 10 years is a rather meaningless number.

However, the next time you brag that your cholesterol is nice and low — or lament that your number is in the mid-200s — know this: «Your total cholesterol is a pretty meaningless number,» says Maureen Mays, MD, a preventive cardiologist and lipid specialist at Oregon Health & Science University in Portland.

You have a bunch of near meaningless numbers because you don» t have an outcome variable.

There is nothing more annoying than those serial unfollowers that just seek meaningless numbers!

Outside of Amazon's environment, it's a fairly meaningless number.

Though mortgage interest rates might just seem like meaningless numbers flying by in the news marquee, they actually impact how much you're going to end up paying for a house.

Whether it's lazy solicitors buying - in claims from ropey claims management companies, or some large «factory - style» law firms heaping a staggering numbers of cases onto their unqualified staff — it all boils down to the same thing: personal injury claims being treated as meaningless numbers.

Most are nothing but endless pages of meaningless numbers, hokey photos, and mindless marketing blather.

Unfortunately, this is par for the course with Yelp... Meaningless numbers with little context, and understanding little about how their customers think or feel.

Just to point something out - Einstein pretty much proved there is no absolute time only relative time, so 4.5 billion is a meaningless number in relation to the universe bc that is merely a CURRENT relative number based on the point of observation.

Furthermore you can claim 4.5 billion all day long but SCIENCE states that is a meaningless number unless you state what that number is in reference to - IE the faster you move the slower time moves and vs versa so 4.5 billion is completely meaning less without a reference point.

Fact: you don't understand how carbon dating works «Furthermore you can claim 4.5 billion all day long but SCIENCE states that is a meaningless number unless you state what that number is in reference to» WRONG.

The analysis of pressing actions isn't just another meaningless number to add to the myriad of useless statistics available to football fans, this data is integral to Liverpool's system under Brendan Rodgers.

I have been judging my self - worth, my ability to teach yoga, and my personal practice, on an incredibly silly, meaningless number.

@tonyleo01: To actually read it... I don't need a meaningless number to form my opinion.

And for my measurement, it shouldn't because it's a meaningless number when compared to the number of iPads sold.

You also gain fans as you ride, although much like the XP they're essentially a meaningless number that you acquire simply for the sake of it.

Compared to slowly increasing loads of meaningless numbers these perks give you an instant boost to your abilities, making levelling up feel like a more rewarding process, always driving you forward so that you can claim that awesome perk you've had your eye on.

[Response: It's a meaningless number — which is precisely why it so beloved of the contrarians.

Obviously, the latter should be excluded from the ratio, unless one is interested in producing an artificially low, but meaningless number.

The real problem though: the soft sciences (including climate) rely too much on a meaningless number for validation.

The Moon's «mean temperature» I gave you is also a meaningless number and is used (by some) only because daily values aren't available across a wide area of the Moon's surface to determine a true number.

My point is that this kind of average of two extremes is a meaningless number, perhaps used when daily balances aren't known.

The 2 % is a meaningless number, because two thirds of the globe is covered by oceans, of which there weren't temperature records (of any meaning) in 1934.

So my claim is that deltaT is a hypothetical and meaningless number.

The thing is, this is very much a meaningless numbers game at the moment.

Cash flow by itself is a meaningless number.