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Where 10 or more midpoints are collected in the last 10 seconds before expiration, Nadex includes all midpoints collected during that time period in the data set used to calculate the contract's expiration value.

Not exact matches

The midpoint estimate, which uses rather charitable assumptions of 0.50 % annual employment growth and 2.24 % annual nominal wage growth, and a far more generous splitting methodology than that used by the NDP, I get an estimate of 33,065 workers covered by the $ 15 minimum wage proposal, less than 1 / 3rd of the 100,000 worker claim.

At midpoint of fiscal 2014 — year ends August 31st — the backlog stood at more than 15,000 units, with an estimated value of $ 1.54 billion, up about 8 % from a year earlier.

We crunch the numbers and show that, even in the most optimistic cash flow scenario for SCTY, Tesla should pay no more than $ 332 million, or $ 3 / share for SolarCity, which is 89 % below the midpoint of the proposed price range.

Even more, actual revenue has exceeded the midpoint of its guidance range by an average of 2.2 % for the last four quarters.

Over the past three years, Ligand's revenue has more than doubled from $ 49 million in 2013 to an expected $ 112 million at the midpoint in 2016.

Starting in September 2010, the midpoint of Wu's year - long experiment, CPS implemented new standards — offering more fruits and vegetables, serving whole grains daily and lowering the fat and sugar content of milk.

Or glue several layers of different colored ribbon around the midpoint of the fruit, each band more narrow than the last.

A median is a midpoint, with half of the teachers in a given district being paid more than the median, and half being paid less.

While their scores had not caught up with the other two groups by the midpoint of kindergarten (the final point of analysis for the study), Choi expects with more time DLLs with limited English skills would eventually match or even outperform English - only peers as they learn more English and become bilingual.

However, the locomotors» expectedly high performance trended downward after the midpoint of the trial — «suggesting a propensity to get bored more easily,» Dugas says.

Decline typically commences at about midpoint of depletion, as already exemplified in more than 50 countries.

Crowther 2016 showed that the midpoint projections of warming soils CO2 emissions under a 2C warmer world are close to 300 GtC within 50 years with considerable more afterwards.

In addition, the main advantages of the dumbbell pull - over over the straight - arm pull - down is that it offers a greater stretch at midpoint and can be used to recruit more muscle fibers.

By covering more of your leg above the kneecap — which the observing eye believes is the midpoint of your leg — you visually shorten and balance your frame.

As for the actual, far more familiar Stooges, their place in Western culture is almost exactly at the midpoint between Chaplin and Jersey Shore.

Creed ends with a relatively traditional (if still exciting) match in that regard, but around the film's midpoint, director Ryan Coogler stages a more audacious fight.

The narrative does lag the slightest bit at the midpoint when Carl decides to leave LA behind for a quick trip to Miami and the script loses its focus, but as soon as he gets his hands on that food truck and he's back to being a man on a mission, the film takes off with even more momentum than before.

An extended flashback sequence adds vital backstory to the Phantom; the 1919 - set framing device is more effectively developed; the trademark chandelier crash has been moved from the live theater - friendly midpoint to a more film - appropriate third act position.

In any case, all this doesn't seem to have thrown the Honda engineers off their game, because the 2016 Honda Accord has been improved in more ways than you would expect at this midpoint in its design cycle.

The DS 4 marks the midpoint in the DS range, and is no longer badged as a Citroen in an effort to appeal to more style - conscious buyers who'd otherwise choose a car from a more prestigious brand.

Among all American adults, the average (mean) number of books read or listened to in the past year is 12 and the median (midpoint) number is 5 — in other words, half of adults read more than 5 books and half read fewer.3 Neither number is significantly different from previous years.4

As 2012 ′ s midpoint approaches, take the time to review your 2012 content marketing and personal branding, so you can make even more progress during the remainder of the year!

If you use another (such as the Bank of Canada or OANDA) you're sure to get slightly different numbers: there are noon rates, closing rates, bid prices, ask prices and midpoints, all of which makes this more complicated than it might seem.

The midpoint estimate, which uses rather charitable assumptions of 0.50 % annual employment growth and 2.24 % annual nominal wage growth, and a far more generous splitting methodology than that used by the NDP, I get an estimate of 33,065 workers covered by the $ 15 minimum wage proposal, less than 1 / 3rd of the 100,000 worker claim.

If you can hit the top end exactly, you will get 2 cents per point, though something like 1.7 cents per point will be a more achievable target (near the midpoint of each range).

PS4 Pro isn't selling as well as the base model, it's branded by Sony from launch as a mid-gen refresh of PS4, not a new start to the 8th gen.. That midpoint was three years, November 2019 is 3 more, plus the tech exists to vastly improve on what even PS4 Pro can do, like at least 3X the raw power of that system, in GPU performance alone, with architecture improvements PS5 can easily have at least 5X that level.

Now, console developers are giving gamers a much more powerful option during the midpoint of this generation's lifetime.

Although for me, the midpoint between when I started blogging and now — when I was first getting seriously derailed — revolved more around politics than tech, a pattern which has more or less continued.

A functioning market would make this more apparent (e.g., if the market price is equal to the IPCC midpoint scenario), of course, but it appears to me that in the debate motivated by James so far that there is no expectation that emissions reductions policies will have a discernable effect on the climate (as measured by GAT) by 2030 (the terminal point of the bet).

Crowther 2016 showed that the midpoint projections of warming soils CO2 emissions under a 2C warmer world are close to 300 GtC within 50 years with considerable more afterwards.

Here's the scene in the Miami forecasting center, which illustrates why the midpoint of hurricane forecast tracks is relatively meaningless: Read more...

That would mean no less than 25,000 deaths, and possibly substantially more than the midpoint of 57,700.

Interference pattern more likely comes from «bounce» the midpoint between the surface of the planet, and the very center of the planet, leaving a hole in the middle, that is balanced in size, against the pushes and pulls of the universe, against the mass that stay's within the earths «bubble of influence», basically, the megnetopause, the moon, the atmosphere, the water, and the cloud of charged particles that would exist above and below us, if they didn't intermingle, and / or, get blown away by the solar wind.

Under the earth's climate system events closer to the midpoint of the climate range occur much more frequently than events closer to the extremes, as shown in the graphic on the right.

(trouble is 35 is for carbon dioxide concentration, and 65 is for forcing, so if that's the calculation it was indeed a typo in a spreadsheet) Actually CO2 as a percentage of all radiative forcing would be: 43/65 * 100 = 66 % You messed up the link (I think) so that it actually leads back to this page rather than the FAQ section http://illconsidered.blogspot.com/2006/02/whats-wrong-with-warm-weather.html Never mind, as you know, I don't think the costs imposed by that change are large, not as long as sea level rise is only 50 cm over a hundred years (and the midpoint for the scenarios I consider most policy relevant, ie those excluding lots of coal burning after 2050, is somewhat lower still) and the change in «weather extremes» largely amounts to nothing more than what would be expected from moving south a few hundred kilometres.

This is the midpoint at which half the partners make more and half the partners make less.

Notably, applications have risen much more quickly at 108 per annum (2.9 % at the midpoint) over the period with R Squared of 90.6 % for a linear model.

If agreement is not reached on one or more issues, the program would recalculate the midpoint compromise on those issues and ask whether the result is acceptable to each party.

The median is the midpoint — half the houses sell for less, and half sell for more.