Sentences with phrase «on hypothetical»

As the chart below shows, between 1999 and 2006 the payments on a hypothetical 30 year fixed rate mortgage increased by 50 percent more than incomes did, in large part because of house price appreciation.

So what would one put on a hypothetical invoice as to the value of a specific Realtor's knowledge, proven skillset, negotiating capabilities, history of business conducted within the confines of the would - be client's geographical location?

From 1999 - 2006, mortgage payments on a hypothetical 30 - year fixed - rate mortgage would have increased by 50 percent more than income growth.

«Ripeness» is a judicially - created doctrine which prevents courts from ruling on hypothetical or abstract questions; instead, this doctrine requires that courts only decide matters which are in actual controversy.

Based on our hypothetical scenario of 1,000 leads, if you don't rank in the top four positions, you potentially miss out on 483 local - search leads — nearly half of all potential website leads in your area.

As I've crunched numbers on hypothetical deals I've always pulled out PITI (principal, interest, taxes and insurance) out of the monthly rent to assess what the cash flow might be.

«From 1999 — 2006, mortgage payments on a hypothetical 30 - year fixed - rate mortgage would have increased by 50 percent more than income growth,» Freddie Mac notes in the report.

On a hypothetical 100 - acre farm, he said, the farmer would likely get $ 400,000 from transferring development rights to a developer and $ 700,000, about $ 7,000 an acre, from the county.

Adolescents completed questionnaires on the hypothetical coping strategies that they would use for four scenarios, including public face - to - face victimization, public cyber victimization, private face - to - face victimization, and private cyber victimization.

If you want to work for a special education program or applied behavior analysis (ABA) program, practice on hypothetical situations that arise in these specific areas.

If they don't give us this game on the hypothetical new console, I'm definitely going to have to get my Wii fixed.

To find out how much you'll actually be paying, consider running the numbers on a hypothetical trade before the real thing, with the same payment method, volume, coins and withdrawal.

In reality, Zuck's own Facebook was literally the company to undermine the «trust» that he put on the hypothetical scales.

The values are based on a hypothetical rate of return and a weightedaverage of the advisory fees and operating expenses of each of the investment divisions underlying the policy.

Your online comparisons are not just based on hypothetical information, either.

So a «statewide average» might be based on a hypothetical 30 - year - old married male with a clean driving record, a full time job, and a 2014 Nissan Altima with 4 doors and dual airbags that he drives about 20,000 miles a year, for example.

Calculator results are based on a hypothetical married and employed 45 - year - old female with high education, excellent credit, and no lapse in coverage with policy limits of $ 100,000 for injury liability for one person, $ 300,000 for all injuries, a $ 500 deductible on collision and comprehensive coverage, including uninsured motorist coverage, for vehicles from the following list: 2012 Toyota Camry, 2012 Honda CRV, 2012 Honda Civic, 2012 Ford F150, 2012 Toyota Prius.

Calculator assumptions are based on a hypothetical married and employed 45 - year - old female with high education, excellent credit, and no lapse in coverage with policy limits of $ 100,000 for injury liability for one person, $ 300,000 for all injuries, a $ 500 deductible on collision and comprehensive coverage, including uninsured motorist coverage, for vehicles from the following list: 2012 Toyota Camry, 2012 Honda CRV, 2012 Honda Civic, 2012 Ford F150, 2012 Toyota Prius.

You should always buy life insurance based on there here and now instead of on hypothetical situations down the road.

Information is based on a hypothetical situation.

One such method is directed to answering problem questions based on hypothetical facts.

While the Respondent argued that the decision to proceed by special case was a discretionary one to which deference was owed, the Appellants argued that the special case was not appropriate because: the questions posed in the special case rested on a hypothetical assumption that the agreements were valid; necessary facts were not included and not all the facts were agreed upon by the parties; and the parties did not sign the statement of special case as required by Rule 9 - 3 (3)(c).

The underlying facts were in dispute and the question put to the court was based on hypothetical circumstances.

Ms. Cole - Johnson, Ms. Kushel, and Ms. Warren role - played the initial major phases of the workplace investigation process based on a hypothetical scenario with input from attendees on identifying and analyzing the issues presented.

Unison had relied on hypothetical comparators: the Court said that it needed evidence of real people who had been unable to bring proceedings.

No, no more so than the bank would find the experiential data on the hypothetical mortgage bundle we discussed at the outset irrelevant.

All examples in the books use a language called «MIX assembly language», which runs on the hypothetical MIX computer.

The correct approach to the assessment of damages in such a case is the «hypothetical negotiation» approach (based on what the landlord would have paid on a hypothetical negotiation for the grant of the necessary rights).

The judge relied on a hypothetical example of the first defendant being faced with a stationary HGV in the position of the Rover and a tractor passing or turning in to an adjacent field.

The chart below, based on hypothetical data that might represent a small firm or large practice group, illustrates that clear, impactful conclusions are available through an easily undertaken demographic analysis.

Based on publicly - available data, these competent authors «estimate potential patent royalties in excess of $ 120 on a hypothetical $ 400 smartphone — which is almost equal to the cost of [the] device's components» (estimated to be $ 120 to $ 150 in total based on figures published by Nomura Securities in reliance on Gartner data).

On this hypothetical argument, it would be as if the government had proceeded through its normal process only to pick someone who had never appeared at all on the shortlist.

So, if the pence in the pound recovery of the trustees as unsecured creditors of the employer reduces on its hypothetical insolvency after the event has taken place, it is likely that event will be materially detrimental to the scheme.

Nevertheless the Employment Tribunal should not have based their decision on the hypothetical question of whether or not the decision to dismiss would still have been fair even if only a written warning had been given.

Another issue is rule amendments that are conditional on hypothetical change effects.

Another oft - cited study, by LBNL in 2010, [8] did not examine the value of net metering of solar to non-participating electric utility customers; instead, the authors reviewed the impact of retail rate design on hypothetical net metering bill savings.

Second, funds spent on hypothetical dangers divert resources of certain and immanent dangers.

Similarly, I don't need to calculate the exact amount of thermal expansion based on hypothetical missing heat when there is no obvious acceleration of sea level rise.

A survey of people are asked their willingness to pay for access to, or their willingness to accept compensation for removal of, a specific environmental service, based on a hypothetical scenario and description of the environmental service.

Where is the evidence than a calculation based on a hypothetical equilibrium is an accurate representation of anything on the actual Earth?

Climate science is based on hypothetical data aets hence why it is a hypothetical exercise.

But on a hypothetical planet with an isothermal surface and a transparent atmosphere or a very tall insulated cylinder, sure.

Since the value depends on a hypothetical alternative, the incremental investment is uncertain.

Eight economists selected by Lomborg were asked to prioritize ten global problems based on a hypothetical budget of $ 50 billion and a timeline of five years.

The following analysis is intended to provide a perspective on hypothetical 2oC scenarios.

That spectral spread, is only possible due to the Planck radiation formula which seems to govern thermal emissions due to Temperature, based on the hypothetical ideal black body radiation concept, which posits an emission spectrum ranging from zero to infinite wavelength or frequency; excluding of course both end points.

As well as your objections, the number 5.35 is based on the hypothetical numbers derived from the estimations of climate sensitivity and the output of non-validated models, and have absolutely no meaning whatsoever, since there is no empirical data to support them.

But what remains is that UVB levels at ground are a function of the total ozone column, and as that column remains very high, there is no need to panic on an hypothetical but inexistant UVB increase.

Very clear and easy to understand but I have a question concerning the effect of an atmosphere that warms with height on a hypothetical planet.

If they pay an advisor and their firm $ 5,000 (5.0 % on a hypothetical $ 100,000 invested) in week one, they're not going to be happy if you pull your money out in week three.