Sentences with phrase «note wide differences»

Even within human experience, we can note wide differences between moments of intense alertness and moments of drowsy semiconsciousness shading off into unconsciousness.

But regulators have noted wide differences in how much capital is held by different lenders to cover essentially similar portfolios and the new rules will help correct this.

Not exact matches

If you go the show notes, I will have a few pictures of the difference between a wide based and little to no base nipple so you can see the difference.

Writing in the new issue of The Milbank Quarterly, the study's authors note that they can't be certain that all the population - wide differences between Massachusetts and its neighbors came directly from the expansion of insurance coverage.

Looking at 2015 scores, the results note wide gaps based on English proficiency (a 22 - point difference in readiness), identified disabilities (a 26 - point difference), and family income (a 30 - point spread).

Note, however, that over 2 decades, the SRES question hardly matters, and you have to go to wide extremes to make a noticeable difference (eg Hansen's A, and C forecasts).

They all have two things in common: 1) almost all show wide temperature variations in sync with solar activity (note here I write «activity» and not «irradiance», and it sure would be nice if warmist scientists some day learned the difference) and 2) they all disagree with the IPCC CO2 - centric computer simulations.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 4 (with its 5.7 - inch display), is only 78.6 mm wide and, at these extremes, every millimetre makes a difference.

One major difference here is that the brochure listed that both cameras on the Note 8's back will feature a very wide f / 1.7 aperture.

«The reason this may be relatively straightforward is that there is no conceptual difference between running a futures market on bitcoin (or technically some cross rate involving bitcoin) and oil,» the bank said in a wide - ranging note about cryptocurrencies.

Unlike the Galaxy Note 8, the V30's camera only has Optical Image Stabilization on the main lens (not the wide - angle, which doesn't really require stabilization), and the difference in resolution between both lenses means there's a noticeable jump when switching lenses in the middle of a video.

The specs are nearly similar to that of the beast Note 8 and the latest Samsung Galaxy S8, with one notable difference; there is a wide camera lens.

As noted in the previous chapter, health inequalities can be fairly broadly defined to include differences in: specific health outcomes (such as low birthweight, obesity, long - term conditions, accidents); health related risk factors that impact directly on children (such as poor diet, low levels of physical activity, exposure to tobacco smoke); as well as exposure to wider risks from parental / familial behaviours and environmental circumstances (maternal depression and / or poor physical health, alcohol consumption, limited interaction, limited cognitive stimulation, poor housing, lack of access to greenspace).