Sentences with phrase «northwestern quadrant»

The simulation of scattered ICERs is presented in figure 1 where ICERs located in the southeastern quadrant suggest that ICBT is more effective at a lower net societal cost, whereas ICERs in the northwestern quadrant indicates that ICBT is less effective and more costly.

The distribution of ICERs in the four quadrants is as follows: 3770 (75 %) are located in the northeastern quadrant, 773 (15 %) are in the northwestern quadrant, 401 (8 %) are in the southeastern quadrant and 56 (1 %) are located in the southwestern quadrant.

Of the remaining ICERs, 436 (9 %) are located in the southeastern quadrant, 203 (4 %) in the northwestern quadrant and 21 (< 1 %) in the southwestern quadrant.

It is now a regional hub of the trucking industry, with Interstate 10 and State Route 210 transecting the city from east to west, and Interstate 15 passing diagonally through its northwestern quadrant.

In the summer (JJA) and autumn (SON) of strong El Niño years, tropical cyclone numbers increase markedly in the southeastern quadrant of the western North Pacific (0 ° N — 17 ° N, 140 ° E — 180 ° E) and decrease in the northwestern quadrant (17 ° N — 30 ° N, 120 ° E — 140 ° E; Wang and Chan, 2002).

Situated just a few blocks away from Washington, D.C.'s lively Dupont Circle in the northwestern quadrant of the city, the Hotel Palomar DC, a Kimpton Hotel, certainly has a prime location in our nation's capital.

It is official: the state's 2012 wildfire season was a doozy, with record insured losses, and the evacuation of 32,000 residents in the northwestern quadrant of Colorado Springs where 347 homes were destroyed in the Waldo Canyon Fire, the largest number in state history.