Sentences with phrase «narrow range given»
The quartiles for July are 4.2 and 4.7 million square kilometers, a rather narrow range given that the uncertainty of individual estimates are on the order of 0.5 million square kilometers.
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Ripple has been trading in a very narrow range today, and it is still well below the key $ 0.85 level, without giving a clear short - term signal.
By the end of the Assembly, as Kenneth Slack pointed out, «most of the members felt that there was more danger from undue stress on the evangelism of individuals than the other way round, despite widely expressed anxiety, given expression by Stott, that liberation in political, social and economic sense was in danger of replacing salvation from sin at the heart of the redeeming gospel».73 There was no doubt that, despite the narrowing of the range of disagreements, important differences continued, especially with regard to the meaning of salvation and the program of dialogue with people of other faiths.
The ability to narrow the field of inquiry is, in my view, an enviable thing, given the very wide range of service into which an introductory course in Old Testament is now being pressed.
The region, Goulburn Valley, gives its name to the best - known range of fruit - based products sold by SPC.. The business, which has a century - long presence in the regional hub of Shepparton, is something of a throwback — not only does it sell Australian - only fruit, its suppliers come from a narrow arc of intensively farmed land adjoining its cannery.
It's a little bit more work to get an advert published, but if you've got an extremely specific audience in mind, a Facebook advert gives you the ability to narrow down your audience even further using the vast range of options available.
Because the range of modeled wet bulb globe temperatures in a given time and place was narrow, even small increases quickly moved a region out of its historical range, making it easy to see the steady rise in humid warmth.
LED Light - emitting diode devices give off a narrow range of a specific wavelength of light.
It also means that both parties give up the right to appeal from the arbitrator's ruling except for a narrow range of issues that can or may be appealed.
Cards that were better able to give you a narrower range of rewards rate were given higher standing, since it means that you would achieve the estimated rewards rate more easily.
Adding asset classes such as bonds and foreign investments to a Canadian stock portfolio reduces risk by 40 % and narrows the range of returns in a given year to between -9.0 % and +30 %.
The Equity Index ETF's moved in narrow ranges all week, opening lower and then drifting up by mid week, with the SPY and IWM giving back most of the gains, while the QQQ held up better.
No Classes — Unlike other games that give you a narrow range of abilities as you train your class, in Pathfinder you gain levels in different Roles based off what you have trained.
John McAllister's Might Mingle Lusterlike (2014) smashes an entire color range into a narrow band of hot salmons and lilacs, giving a windowsill still life a psychedelic sheen.
So there the error bars are -1 K and +1.5 K. Annan & Hargreaves give a means to narrow this range somewhat and I think they give 2.8 K as most likely.
The likely problem is that getting together the key government research managers across such a wide range of disciplines is very difficult — it is very hard for them to find the time and sustain their interest and efforts in creating such broad - based programs given their responsibilities to make much larger, narrower efforts work.
While Annan and Hargreaves gave an upper limit (at 5 %) of 4.5 C, Annan suggests that this is actually being generous with the uncertainty in his blog — not that this matters so much until the technical paper comes out which demonstrates a narrower range.
These skills were part of my strength as an economic policy adviser, given that I had a very broad concern with drivers of economic growth rather than a narrow speciality, and were applied to a diverse range of issues, including CAGW.
(As I understand it, B. Verheggen is of the opinion that the lower number in their survey was actually due to a much more detailed / specific question, rather than the mean range thought appropriate - that the respondents didn't think they could narrow it down to the specificity given)
Any variable that has a smooth functional relationship to S over those two narrow ranges will also give the same answer in frequentist approach.
We give a closer and narrower range (above present) because amplification of warming over Greenland may be greater (26) than assumed (12, 25) because of more rapid sea - ice decline than modeled (17).
The range of 90 % confidence is quite narrow during cold phase for exactly 2 U.S. hurricanes, giving us a high degree of confidence that the probability is close to 26 percent.
Given the narrow ambit of the coroner's discretion as to how far he may enquire into a death there is a tranche of case law developing to enable the coroner's court to be more wide - ranging in its investigations into death.
[40] Prior judicial decisions on matters subsequently considered by an administrative tribunal will tend also to narrow the range of reasonable outcomes, [41] as will, potentially, the need to give effect to international obligations.
This gives business graduates more wiggle room to accommodate changes in their life plans than graduates from programs who are relatively narrower range of job options.