Sentences with phrase «measured using worldwide»

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Using tree ring data, Anderegg's team measured the recovery of tree stem growth following droughts dating back to 1948 in more than 1,300 forests worldwide.

A teacher works with students at the BASIS Independent School of Silicon Valley school, which uses an internationally benchmarked test for 15 - year - olds to see how students measure up to peers worldwide.

At a lecture in Sydney, Australia, he said barrier crash tests used to set worldwide safety standards are not necessarily a proper measure of what is safe or unsafe, and blamed government regulation.

The score is used to measure a consumer's creditworthiness and risk, and is in use worldwide.

* Graham and Dodd's original words and insights, unvarnished and still compelling * Timeless methods for measuring asset values and cash flows, still a centerpiece of value investing worldwide * Income statements and balance sheets moved to the front of the book for ease of use

By this Charter, the Governing Council is directed to obtain and to deploy whatever resources may be necessary for the energetic furtherance of the ambitions and activities of the Foundation, which shall conduct research, publish papers, educate students and the public and take every measure that may be necessary to restore the primacy and use of reason in science and public policy worldwide, especially insofar as they may bear upon the rights of the people fairly and fully to be informed, openly and freely to debate, and secretly by ballot to decide who shall govern them, what laws they shall live by and what imposts they shall endure.»

The up - and - down trend of the measured average global temperature trajectory since it has been reasonably accurately measured worldwide is closely calculated using an emergent structures analysis.

We Americans are used to measuring Climaye on the Farenheit Scale, and it's around 59.6 °F worldwide (so 59.6 °F is the current wwT.

We may have to implement a program worldwide that studies and monitors all projects and consumer products for their impact on global warming in a manner not unlike the method used for measuring the economics and market abilities of present day consumer products and activities.

The UK has various anti-avoidance measures to prevent excessive use of debt, such as transfer pricing regulations, the worldwide debt cap and corporate interest restriction rules.

PTI recommends the use standardised measures, that are available worldwide at no or little cost and the use of the PTI taxonomy of children's conditions.