Sentences with phrase «of data points where»

Also quite startling is the number of data points where schools had 0 percent of their students with special needs meeting standards.

Not exact matches

On the one hand, the processing power of devices and the software running on it have improved to the point where encrypting data no longer results in noticeable slowdowns.

«At some point they are going to say there is a smaller set of countries where we will let our data go, and the United States won't be one of them.»

[I] s there a point where such a giant bag of private data has a life of its own that no single entity can really keep it safe?»

This past April, the United States Energy Information Agency released an estimate that fracking has effectively increased the volume of recoverable gas in the world six times over, to the point where it could satisfy current demand for 250 years — and that isn't counting a number of countries including Russia where the necessary geological data were unavailable.

The FBI's analysis of active shooters between 2000 and 2013 has another relevant data point: «Law enforcement suffered casualties in 21 (46.7 %) of the 45 incidents where they engaged the shooter to end the threat.»

By that point, of course, CA had already gotten the bulk of its user data from Facebook users — most notably from their profile pages, where user interests and likes provided the company with the building blocks of personality profiles it created to help determine whether users would be susceptible to different kinds of political messaging.

On the upper bound, with the personal capital data, we could probably estimate where a typical mass affluent person hits the cross-over point where the snowball of passive income creates an ever increasing pile of dough.

Yet even though anchors often have little direct relevance on where a data point should currently reside, they nevertheless influence our perceptions of reality and can take concerted effort to raise once they have become firmly secured.

According to Bloomberg data, U.S. equities, as measured by the S&P 500 Index, barely budged; long - term U.S. Treasury rates are currently trading within 10 basis points (bps) of where they were on January 1; and, with the exception of the last two weeks of the year, the Federal Reserve (Fed) sat on its hands.

So this is where the vagary of a single quarter data point comes into play.

ian... not sure which part you wanted me to reply on, but I will take issue with yr point about homosexuality being a threat to human existence.I'm no expert on the subject, but I think we cd safely assume that the phenomena has been with us since our ancestors came out of the trees... we're now over six billion and growing at an alarming rate.Not sure where you might find the data on this supposed threat to going forth and multiplying.BTW, I have read that homosexual behaviour is observable in the animal kingdom, but I wd need to do some work to reference a credible study.

The hard sciences of physics and chemistry and biology are twisted into grotesque propaganda machines fueled by corrupted versions of sociology and psychology, where science itself dies alongside genuine inquiry and clarity of thought, as man is assimilated into a faceless colony of manageable data points.

Concretely, he must never be satisfied to cease asking â $ ˜but why?â $ ™ until he has driven his understanding to the point where he has an immediate, human grasp of what a given position meant, such that every nuance in the data is accounted for and withal, given the total of presuppositions and circumstances, he could feel himself doing the sameâ $ (p. 290).

In the 54 countries where data were collected on Christians» daily prayer habits, Christian women report praying daily more frequently than Christian men by an overall average gap of 10 percentage points.

If 2015 was the year that showed us the feral negativity and limited value of the public sphere, it was also the campaign that shored up the importance of data and the point where micro-campaigning, long a mainstay of US elections, finally found its feet in Europe, albeit in a very European (and less intrusive) way.

Cancer research is at an «inflection point» where scientists must adapt to new ways of sharing data and putting patients at the center of care, said former Vice President Joseph R. Biden, Jr. at the 2018 AAAS Annual Meeting.

When a smartphone user walks near one of those access points, the receivers recognize their mobile devices and relay a signal to the phones, which in turn transmit the data via cellular networks or Wi - Fi to the place where they are analyzed.

«Having reached a point where we're doing exactly the opposite of what Florence Nightingale advocated 150 years ago, designing hospitals that are shut up tight, we're now turning up scientific data that confirm her theories.»

Lautenbacher sees that as a point where a «long list» of private customers may also begin to buy private data from space.

It should result in horizontal and vertical grids that fluctuate in fineness in response to actual and predicted conditions — lowering the number of data points in areas where weather is fairly uniform and increasing them where conditions are changing rapidly.

Aragon's efforts, Aldering says, took the scientists from a «state of paralysis» to a point where they were able to analyze the data as it came in.

The seismic data collected by the Initiative has also helped Gao and her colleague Yang Shen at the University of Rhode Island, along with another study by Columbia University scientist Helen Janiszewski and Cornell University researcher Geoffrey Abers, to compile a picture of the CSZ structure that points to new places where the crushing pressure of subduction is squeezing water from and transforming rock at the trench where the Juan de Fuca plate is bending under the North American plate.

The genomic data is important, say researchers, because it serves as a key reference point for when and where the parasite existed in humans, and provides more information about the evolution of human disease.

Point maps are maps where the same climatic data are measured at a number of different geographical points for comparison with changes in animal populations.

So technology has advanced to the point where it's now possible not only to analyze the huge amounts of data that are being generated in new ways, but to also go back and look at the large of amount of data that has been generated in the past and look at it through a different lens.

The data may also suggest a possible critical point, where the type of transition changes from the abrupt, first - order kind to a continuous crossover at higher energies.

With enough of those data points, you can work out where the line must be.

Wouter Haak, Vice-President of Research Data Management Solutions at Elsevier, said: «The findings presented in this report help us — as well as research leaders, university and government policy makers — better understand where pain points lie when it comes to the sentiment around and the reality of data sharing practices among researchData Management Solutions at Elsevier, said: «The findings presented in this report help us — as well as research leaders, university and government policy makers — better understand where pain points lie when it comes to the sentiment around and the reality of data sharing practices among researchdata sharing practices among researchers.

We should be moving into a new phase where you try and see what the point of having all that data would be.»

The lines of data points are where two of the three solid - state phases of vanadium dioxide can exist stably together, and the point where the three lines meet — the triple point — is where all three phases can exist together.

Even more, if their homogeneization procedure mostly affects the radiosondes data in the NH, where more measuring points exist and less of a homogeneization problem would be expected?

Thus, scientists often make climate projections at coarse spatial resolution where each projected data point is an average value of a grid cell that measures hundreds of miles (kilometers) across.

Re: 98 Satellite data: Some weeks ago I had a discussion with my American «Deny - aleban» nephew about global warming, and I came across some points of interest, which I think somebody should take a closer look into: I wrote this to him: https://www.dropbox.com/s/b9m66ktqf28mghs/Pil1.pdf?dl=0 and the point of interest starts at page 6, where I write about the 98 - thing.

There is very little data actually supporting the use of a ketogenic diet as a treatment for bipolar, and a well - documented case where a bipolar patient on valporic acid developed full - blown mania with psychosis after starting a ketogenic diet (thanks to @neurocritic for pointing me to this report; read about it below).

One other interesting data point from looking at their analytics is that they aren't at all visible as a brand outside of the US where you see Match.com in tons of international markets.

«NAPLAN is a point - in - time test of a just a few, albeit important — subjects which can be compared to the same data collected at other times and around Australia, to help work out, among other things and alongside other data, the effects of different education programs and policies, and the places where additional resources could make the greatest impact.

Adding to this positive picture as suggested earlier, the growth in the number of data sources will increase as technology advances making the profiling of customers and competitors all the more precise to the point where predictions about future habits of such groups gain in accuracy making decision making more effective.

We have designed the program to provide the other soft and hard skills they will need to work successfully with school agencies: translating practitioners» questions into tractable research questions, understanding when and where randomization and quasi-experimental designs are feasible, negotiating the fine points of a data security agreement, preserving relationships while reporting results with rigor and objectivity.

As he explains, the impact of the college - going diagnostic led to the state preparing a college readiness plan, and the data becoming a key point of reference regarding where the district has been, presently are, and are headed in terms of improving student outcomes.

But few data points can paint a picture as well as parental satisfaction, especially in schools of choice where parents must choose to enroll their child in that particular school.

It would be even better to reach a point where education is no longer quite such a game of numbers, where high - stakes testing is phased out and decisions about schools don't come down to a tension - filled annual release of test score data.

In Bridgeport, where 99 % of the city's public school students qualify for free or reduced lunches, according to the data provided to the State Department of Education, the number of students who meet that standard at Achievement First's Bridgeport Academy is more than 30 points percentage points lower.

Put that data point together with this survey just released by Education Sector, and a picture begins to emerge where teachers are beginning to embrace some reforms focused on the profession such as «evaluation, pay, and tenure, and the role of unions in pushing for or against these reforms.»

Interpreting the Progress Monitoring Graph: FastBridge Learning provides a graph that shows the goal line (i.e., the line that goes from the starting point to the end of the year goal), the line that best fits the student's progress monitoring data, and a benchmark line (which indicates where a student needs to be for a particular benchmark season).

A great place to start in order to take full advantage of student data is simply becoming familiar with the types of feedback existing tools can provide, where that data comes from, and how it can be used as a starting point to bridge the gap between assessment and instruction.

The threat of school closures has transformed Renewal School culture to the point where enrollments have decreased, school administrators have quit, and schools have tweaked data to meet benchmarks and avoid closures.

Perhaps the cleansed and trended data will bear him out, but there are a couple of points where I'm not necessarily drawing the same conclusions he is when looking at the same data.

While the plural of anecdote isn't data, there comes a point where something happens often enough that one has to believe there's something other than divine intervention at work.

It's generally accepted that Amazon owns an ebook market share of about two - thirds as well as a market share of about 85 % of online print book sales, so here's where Shatzkin's data points lead for fiction book sales: