Sentences with phrase «of degree over»

It is important to know if your target employer requires one type of degree over another when choosing between these two.

Anyone purporting to know the «global temperature» to tenths of a degree over the past 1000 years is a snake oil salesman.

A trend of a few tenths of a degree over decades is hardly a surprise, is it?

Key is to see whether or not the natural influences, UHI effects and changes / «modifications» in temp records are really so clear identificable / recognized that a tiny signal (like 2/3 of a degree over a century) can be identified clearly as caused by humans.

The climate is a messy system and traditional attribution looking for the reasons for a warming of several tenths of a degree over a century can only reach the conclusion that it is «very likely», what chance, consequently, does anyone have to confidently attribute changes of a hundredth of a degree over a decade?

No one in his right mind (least of all the ocean dwellers) cares a whit whether or not the ocean is warming by a few thousandths of a degree over the next several decades.

Steve the whole point of the exercise seems to be that the entire climate scientist group (both sides) is quarrelling about whether the temperature of the world has gone up one or two degrees or fractions of a degree over the last 100 years or so and whether it is caused by humans.

You could argue I suppose that continental drift played a factor and that is an internal forcing but frankly, if you have to move a continent to make my assertion false, I'm no more concerned than I am about a few tenths of a degree over 130 years.

That we should not expect that heat, as such, in that location, to have any substantive effect on climate... as it corresponds to fractions of a degree over the entirety of the ocean and has no effect on the energy balance.

They seem happy to forecast temperature rises to a tenth of a degree over a decade, so presumably have data to segregate causes.

Both are well known to be accurate to fractions of a degree over hundreds of years.

«In 2000, when scientists declared that the Earth's temperature was rising, much anxiety ensued, even though the increase was only half of a degree over sixty years.

But Jones is not sure if Manley did as well at capturing slower changes, of a few tenths of a degree over decades, which is important for detecting the onset of warming due to the burning of fossil fuels.

We don't immediately grasp the importance of limiting climate change to a couple of degrees over the next few decades.

Stay tuned as we take a deeper look into these three categories of degrees over the next few weeks.

Not exact matches

«If that rhetoric continues to heat up over the summer, that's going to create some degree of uncertainty as to whether the U.S. would become a bit more closed or introduce trade friction with its trading partners,» de la Durantaye says.

The price of oil has risen to its highest since late 2014 this month, driven by concern over the potential for disruption to Iranian crude flows, but analysts say the degree of uncertainty hanging over the deal means the market is extremely sensitive to any developments.

Still, some have argued (in court) that the degree of risk isn't adequately communicated, and crowdfunding companies have taken steps to better communicate that uncertainty over time.

The wide range of heat settings, starting at 140 degrees Fahrenheit and going up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit, gives you more control over styling and makes this an ideal straightener for multiple hair types.

Everyone experiences some degree of stress over finances.

Talking to educators helped D2L develop one of its modules, the ePortfolio, which students fill with samples of their work over the span of their degree.

If he falls in the range for 71 - year - olds with a college degree (he has a bachelor's from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania), then even if his language, memory, and other mental capacities have declined over the years he is probably not suffering from early Alzheimer's or other dementia.

With over 80 million subscribers today, Hunt says Netflix has an «unprecedented» level of data that «helps us decide the kinds of shows / movies we should make, and we can predict an audience for them with a surprising degree of certainty.»

Nearly 70 percent of bachelor's degree recipients finish their degree with debt, and at present, the total student loan debt accumulated in the U.S. is over $ 1.2 trillion.

Knowing it can give us at least a degree of control over our fate.

The women sitting in your business today have earned over half of all graduate degrees, but hold only 14 percent of all leadership positions.

Most parents are aware that over the course of an adult's working life, high school graduates can expect, on average, to earn $ 1 million less than those with a bachelor's degree and are 50 percent more likely to be unemployed.

When Andy Mitchell saw a man walking on the side of the road in 95 degree Texas heat, he pulled over and offered him a ride.

It wasn't luck or a fancy Harvard degree, but turns out 97 % had engaged in at least one of these three career slingshots or, as Powell prefers, «catapults» that vaults them over the wall first.

There are hundreds of certification schemes across North America, ranging from ones requiring university degrees to others obtained over a weekend or over the Internet.

While many of the details for those classes have dimmed from my memory over the years, there are five major lessons learned from business school that I continue to use on a daily basis since completing that degree.

D.C. has the highest median income in the country and over half of the population over the age of 25 has at least a bachelor's degree.

In fact, there are more people over the age of 25 in D.C. with a graduate degree (32.3 percent) than there are with only a bachelor's degree (23.8 %).

The company also hired Environics, a marketing analytics company, to help identify their target market: folks who spend lots of time on their mobile devices, are open to trying new things and have a high degree of control over their finances.

A Harvard law graduate with a masters degree from the London School of Economics, Wood now presides over what could be the biggest case of her career.

Subscription commerce startups have been mushrooming all over the U.S., selling anything from fresh - cut flowers to women's footwear, with varying degrees of success.

Over time, an increasing number of employers are going to see the value of online courses over traditional, more general, degrOver time, an increasing number of employers are going to see the value of online courses over traditional, more general, degrover traditional, more general, degrees.

But it's a perfect example of a marketing approach being used (to varying degrees of success) over the last five years often dubbed «brand utility.»

And globally, the degree to which students have discretion over their area of specialization varies.

It has to be appropriate, based on the degree of control you exercise over the worker.

But the estimates show that the MBA degree — despite all the second - guessing over its value since the Great Recession — is one of the surest paths to a lucrative career.

Hover your mouse over the icon, and you get a brief description of the weather, such as «Light rain, 36 degrees Fahrenheit».

Consider this: The average Facebook user, with just 190 friends, has over five million people in their extended network with just those third - degree connections (friends of friends of friends).

Facebook (fb) has been a big proponent of 360 - degree video (in addition to regular, old video in general), and over the past year has added several data center and video processing technologies so that it can more efficiently show 360 degree videos to users without annoying delays.

The length and cost of your Laurentian MBA depends on your undergraduate field of study — business degree holders take an accelerated 11 - month, 33 - credit program while those without one take 57 credits over 20 months.

«This is a case of indoctrinization, and the evidence in this case is going to show you a degree of indoctrinization and incredible influence exerted over this child.»

But I like to think that I have at least some degree of control over how much they affect my business.

Given the access to information and the heightened degree of competition amongst sellers, this evaluation process can be deep and can occur in multiple phases over long periods of time.

«Over 90 percent of white people in Washington, D.C. have at least a bachelors» degree, and it's only 40 percent of non-whites,» she said.

Graduate students, who average $ 58,539 for a Master of Arts degree, will pay nearly $ 20,000 in interest over the same time span.