Sentences with phrase «much larger swings»

But the Greenland ice sheet temperature record shows a similar trend over the glacial - interglacial transition, be it with much larger swings, as that mainly reflects the North Atlantic seawater temperature: http://www.climatedata.info/Proxy/Proxy/icecores.html That means that the CO2 - temperature ratio is probably less than 15 ppmv / °C.

The reason is that even small changes in TSI, are accompanied by much larger swings in disparate solar W / L.

Throw in algorithmic trading, whereby machines buy and sell based on data, and you're seeing much larger swings on both the upside and the down.

Here in the middle, there's a much larger swing, and one that can really impact Championship chances.

Not exact matches

Lately, we've been closing our swing trades with about a 50 % win rate (maybe even slightly lower), but our average gain has been MUCH larger than the average loser.

Tail risk is a technical measure of portfolio risk that arises when there is an increased probability that an investment will experience a price swing much larger than it would be expected to under normal conditions.

Choosing the right timeframe is as much a personal choice as it is a pragmatic one with some traders preferring the rapid swings of the sub-5 minute timeframes whilst daily swing traders prefer the longer swings of the larger timeframes.

Growth stocks are much more volatile, investors have to weather much larger price swings, and these expensive stocks carry considerably more risk

These polls suggest a quite remarkable swing away from the Liberal Democrats in Hallam, much larger than the national swing away from the party.

There was continued joy at leave parties during the night as swing areas across England delivered wins, often of a much larger magnitude than forecast.

In 2008 the probe buzzed Asteroid Steins at a distance of just 800 kilometers, and in July of this year Rosetta swung past the much larger Asteroid Lutetia at a distance of 3,160 kilometers.

That large of a swing in calories is probably too much for my taste, but if it's working for you then keep at it.

This casual sex site is the largest and most open - minded in its niche, with 77 million members interested in one - night stands, threesomes, orgies, swinging, affairs, and so much more.

The site also feels cluttered with way too much information (if pretty to look at) and has singles as well as couples / swingers listed, likely because their database is (partially) shared with Cupid PLC, a rather large dating site conglomerate.

This pretty much says everything you need British Sex Contacts - The UK's largest ONLINE ADULT DATING and SWINGING site!

The fuel economy geek in me loved the large display showing CHG / ECO / PWR; apply too much throttle and the needle swings to PWR.

Though its main rivals, the BMW 7 Series and Mercedes S - Class, have been around much longer and have larger customer bases, the underdog Lexus comes out swinging.

A much higher implied volatility value tells me the market is predicting large swings.

Of course, to get as much of an apples - to - apples comparison, it's a good idea to limit other credit report changes, such as new account openings and large card balance swings, during that time.

Calculate how much margin you would need to ride out a large swing, like 1000 pips, or even more, and be sure to always leave that much of a cushion in your account.

You should have a realistic understanding of your ability and willingness to stomach large swings in the value of your investments; if you take on too much risk, you might panic and sell at the wrong time.

Past climate swings (some much larger than the current warming) correlate well with changes in solar activity, but these can not be accounted for just with TSI.

For example, Grinsted et al. (2009) predicts GSL swings with ∼ 4 times larger amplitude (with much higher sea levels during the Medieval Warm Period).

26) During the current interglacial the solar and oceanic cycles are broadlyoffsetting one another to reduce overall climate variability but during glacial epochs they broadly supplement one another to produce much larger climate swings.

The lower troposphere temperature shows much larger and more rapid swings, which means that you generally need a longer window to reveal the longer term trend.

Gavin (correctly) points out that if a relatively small temperature change of the past century caused the observed 115 ppm change in CO2 concentration, then much larger changes in past global temperature (e.g., glacial / interglacial temperature changes) ought to have caused swings in CO2 of 500-1000 ppm.

Freeman Dyson has long pointed to the diurnal and seasonal swings as existence proof of the ability of the biosphere to absorb much larger variations in CO2 levels than are «projected» from human activity.

However, it is pretty much impossible, because it is equivalent to the latent heat released when so much water vapor gets condensed, that it would raise global sea level by 37 mm, a swing almost an order of magnitude larger than observed in annual sea level changes.