The word
"numerical" refers to anything that is related to numbers or can be expressed in
numerical form. It describes information or data that can be measured, counted, or represented by digits.
Full definition
The use of
numerical models of the climate system to understand the physical processes that drive changes in climate.
Each RPG can be assigned some sort of
numerical value for each of the «stats» you've identified.
Skills in
numerical simulation are essential for the creation and operation of models which allow scientists to predict climate change.
You can take advantage of
numerical data, especially in terms of the sales that a marketing activity that you have handled.
Using numerical values as well as the words «revenue» or «profits» will show the hiring manager, at a glance, that you have a record of achieving financial success.
But such measures lead students and parents to focus more on
numerical scores than on what students have learned.
Previous studies of dark matter are based largely
on numerical simulations of the expected evolution of large - scale structure.
His research interests lie in the field of galaxy formation, as well as in
numerical methods.
He combines this expertise with the gained skills of
numerical weather prediction, electrical engineering, and economics.
A common format for
numerical reasoning tests involves answering around 20 questions in 24 minutes.
Since the retail industry is transaction in nature, therefore it becomes important to quantify your skills using
numerical representation to display your competence.
Being good at mathematics has never been more important, with strong
numerical skills in demand by employers across the worlds of business and finance and beyond.
Raw upper air data is routinely ingested
by numerical models.
Most employers use a computer - based
numerical test nowadays, but you may be asked to take a paper and pencil version.
Firstly take a moment to look at total goal assists, which is sorted
into numerical order, in the green column.
If we want to isolate undesirable effects at an early stage, we will have to augment our observation of the real climate with information
from numerical experiments with the best available models.
One reason is that the tool used by nearly all studies in this field — surveys asking people to self - report their happiness on
numerical scales — is cheap and easy to implement.
All roles require precision work and an excellent grasp of
numerical systems and formulas.
Lastly, they verified their results with data from real authors as well
as numerical simulations.
In recent years annual top - down performance appraisals based on
numerical ratings have been replaced or supplemented with ongoing coaching, monthly and quarterly plans.
It is very important to hand out problems in
numerical order so the page with the answer on the back follows its problem number.
Most patients either do not see their lab results or are unable to understand the typical format that includes only
numerical results with reference ranges floating off to the side of the page.
A certified coding specialist handles the tasks of interpreting medical terminology for the purpose of creating
numerical codes for insurance and medical statistics.
On the basis of simple
numerical experiments, rates of long - term warming equivalent to 10 °C per century could be sufficient to trigger compost - bomb instability in drying organic soils.
In the world of mortgage, credit scores are
numerical rankings which tell a lender whether you're likely to pay them back.
More advanced tests may also require higher levels of analysis, including limited
numerical calculations and an industry - specific context.
While accounting departments and computers seldom make
numerical errors, mistakes can still be made.
This means that many schools might produce the same or even a
higher numerical score, but may end up with a lower letter grade.
Letter or
numerical grades on papers give students information about their current performance.
They identified locations where it appeared that many photos had been taken, and considered these as sites with high landscape «demand,» which were then evaluated and
given numerical scores.
She is worried that women's
numerical strength at the grassroots and their participation as voters do not justify the present low level of their representation on the political system.
In fact, the 2000s marked the strongest
numerical growth in renter households in the last fifty years.
Each card contains a scenario in which the students read and write the correct
numerical expression that accompanies the scenario.
The sentence starters for each year group are appropriate to the end of year outcomes and are an effective vehicle for
developing numerical reasoning.
All offer broadly similar performance (in
numerical terms at least) and are similarly priced.
I wanted historical price data in
numerical form, as they only gave tiny graphs.
In addition to this, you will need to possess: • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills • Strong
numerical ability • Commercial awareness Applications are welcomed from all degree disciplines.
I
do numerical modelling of physical phenomena for a living, so I know something about model validation procedures.
Recent
numerical studies have indicated that a 10 % increase in carbon dioxide should result, on average, in a temperature increase of about 0.3 °C at the earth's surface.
And they will stimulate progress without imposing the specific
numerical targets that lead systems to teach to the test.