Sentences with phrase «old chart»

And you can look at old charts, but they don't tell the whole story.

Using beautiful old charts created by multiple sources, he uses them to describe market action in the past, and what they might imply for the present.

Boxes of old charts set out for the trash, that sort of thing.

Combining all known archaeological data from the site, together with old charts and navigation guides to the coast, it has also led to the production of the most accurate and detailed map of the street layout and position of buildings, including the town's eight churches.

Things that I did during slow periods was help with boxing up old charts, sterlizing surgical instruments, learning front office skills, which has paid off for me.

While not necessarily a «hands off» approach, The foods listed on our 4 - 6 month old chart and those listed on the chart here make great foods for introducing solids using the baby led weaning method!

That's based on Delta's old charts since they no longer publish an award chart.

On 45 years old charts?

Further, the price of BTC has dipped below its 50 - day average which is traditionally followed by bullish sentiment looking at older charts.

Things that I did during slow periods was help with boxing up old charts, sterilizing surgical instruments, learning front office skills, which has paid off for me.

Full disclosure: Myself and my family do own Procter and Gamble (and that old chart in a plastic sleeve).

Gitner told the judge he wanted the old chart to remain intact because he may refer to it in his eventual closing argument.

Jim recently updated an old chart from 2007 showing the relationship between a flattening yield curve and credit spread levels.

They're still using the old chart (prior to AA's devaluation).

PWAC: That's an old chart, which still lists Continental as a alliance member!

Obviously an old chart from SPG but I couldn't find an applicable chart on their website now and I like the way it lays them out

That economy one way costs $ 1,378 (cheapest route on Google Flights) and so you get 3.5 cents per point with the old chart.

Now you can travel in business class (70,000 AA miles) for approximately the same amount of AA miles needed for an economy award as per the old chart (62,500 AA miles)

On the old chart you can get up to 4 nights in a Regency / Grand Club room for 3K points and a suite for 6K points.

(Delta does not actually publish award charts, but various analysts have pieced them together from large volume searches and saved versions of their old charts).

All changes are as of 4/28/15 — any awards booked prior to this date will be calculated based on the old chart.

If you thought the old chart was complicated, you haven't seen anything yet.

Per the old chart, the number of miles needed for a domestic business class award is twice the number of miles needed for an economy award.

Now it is a tiered award chart (Certain number of miles up to a certain distance) as opposed to the old chart which is purely based on the distance between that route.

Remember, it is not the 12th yet, so the mileage is still calculated according to the old chart.

Will I earn under the old chart if booked before the change happened?

Hope I earn under the old chart or I will be mighty pissed.

Anyway, a correct evaluation of these old charts dated 1975 and even before can only be done by generating for example a temperature series ot of exactly those GHCN stations which existed at that time.

Visitors to Garzweiler, a giant openface lignite coal field near Cologne, get to see this old chart showing that renewables (the green slice of the doughnut on the right) make up 2.3 percent of the firm's power supply, compared to 44.9 percent lignite and 22.4 percent hard coal.

For reference, the old chart is still available here.

Tap on the Battery tab, for instance, and you'll see a new visualization of remaining run time (tap it to get back to the old chart), as well as toggles for battery saver and adaptive brightness, and the inactivity sleep timer.

This is an old chart; looking at every Bitcoin price drop of over 25 % and charting how long it took to recover.