Sentences with phrase «means a clear signal»

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While Wednesday's rate hike from the Fed was priced in, Odeluga says: «The lack of clear signals about plans to narrow monetary accommodation further — none in the statement and none discernible in chair Janet Yellen's press conference — meant that some of the dollar strength actually had to be unwound.

Accepting the offer would mean a loss of # 8 million on the player but if we accept it would send out a clear signal for clubs interested in other fringe Arsenal stars and that might even lead to a few bidding battles.

But on Verizon, you can make a call when it just says 1x (not a bar, which means it can just find the signal) and you can have a crystal clear call.

«In those you see a clear weakening; it's a robust signal in those models» — and that, the authors suggest, means that recent bouts of extreme heat might be just the beginning.

After three years of limb paralysis, it was by no means clear that Nagle's motor cortex could still signal his intentions in a meaningful way.

Climatic time series from single locations tend to be very noisy, but a clear signal emerges when taking the global mean (by taking the mean, random noise tends to cancel to some degree).

What It Means: Here's a case where your body's sending you a clear signal.

Being honest and open will mean that you can send clear signals and get clear responses back.

Enter Siren, a dating app... core principle that «women needed to control visibility,» Lee said, meaning the users can give clear signals that they're actually interested and comfortable talking to the suitor of their choice.

I know what you mean about getting a clearer more accurate picture, but the problem with it from paper - trading standpoint is that there aren't enough signals to trade and build the confidence that it takes to trust your system enough to not abandon it when things go wrong.

Combine a commitment to clearing up with teaching your puppy to spin around when he hears a special signal from you that means you have something «great» to give him (a nice handful of juicy cooked chicken for example)

A clear and unambiguous means of communication has now been established: when this signal is sent a reward will follow.

In one match, I spent 15 minutes clearing a large patch of forest around an objective we were meant to protect due to a storm warning that signaled enemies would be approaching from all sides.

Its only in the hemispheric mean because of the cancellation properties of proxy noise and regional climate noise, where the signal for individual volcanic cooling events becomes clear.

Another demonstration that the corrections are sufficient is that over the continental US, where many cities have a clear urban heating signal, the mean of the corrected data is actually rather flat (p88)-- i.e. none of the strong urban biases in the US has made it into the regional or indeed global mean.

The signals for positive feedbacks are beginning to be detected and measured but it is by no means clear yet that they are contributing strongly to GHG emissions and accumulation in the atmosphere.

«Investment markets are competitive, and the absence of a clear signal from the BC Government to seek more wind energy in its electricity system means that wind energy investors will soon shift resources to more promising markets — representing a significant lost opportunity for British Columbia,» he says.

If that means placing it in an upstairs home office so it has a higher elevation and a clearer signal, so be it.