Sentences with phrase «on predictability»

So weather forecasts rely on the predictability of atmospheric systems that persist a couple of weeks.

Babies and children thrive on predictability, consistency and routine... so when they can sense what is next, it naturally makes the transition more relaxing and positive!

So weather forecasts rely on the predictability of atmospheric systems that persist a couple of weeks.

The tourism industry is dependent on the predictability of the season in order to attract travelers who want to experience different activities related to the season.

They can develop farm plans and expect returns based on the predictability.

The effect of relative load in a repetition maximum test on the predictability of the equation is unclear.

Retailers and manufacturers can usually count on the predictability of seasonal pond sales — depending on local climate — but the weather didn't cooperate in 2011.

Children thrive on predictability and when they know what do expect, they'll adapt much more quickly.

The concern about slowing projects down is significant because investors and builders rely on predictability.

Although a set schedule is a major comfort for your kid, you don't want to make him so dependent on predictability that he'll fall apart the minute something changes.

Some commenters asserted that a six - year average rate would inappropriately place greater emphasis on the predictability of the rate than on capturing the actual rates on borrowers» loans.

For the past few years, the research has focused on predictability in size proportions of skeletal elements that form sequentially — for example, molar teeth and phalanges (finger and toe bones).

Weather forecasts rely predominantly on the predictability of turbulent swirls of a chaotic atmosphere; we see these in the satellite data as the bands of clouds moving west to east in the mid-latitudes.

Looking at the Foreword to Deloitte's 2006 Money League the author asks the question whether Chelsea's «extraordinary transformation is having impact on the predictability, value and success of the Premiership».

The debate on the predictability of Walcott being redundant in last night's game struck a chord with me.

The study appears in the current issue of the journal Nature, and provides important information on the predictability of long - term climate fluctuations.

In other words, rogue wave statistics does not enable any conclusion on predictability and determinism in the system.

Based on a statistical analysis of data in three different physical systems, the group conducted a detailed analysis on the predictability and determinism in the respective system.

Knitting concentrates your thoughts on the predictability of loops of yarn.

Surprisingly, the effect of relative load on the predictability of bench press 1RM is unclear.

The formulaic screenplay has enough funny moments to keep the audience from concentrating on the predictability of it all.

It's like adding a feature that HTML never decided was necessary, but then HTML was never predicated on predictability of content.

If you are looking for a resolution to the problem, the prognosis will depend on the predictability of the behaviour and whether or not you can safeguard the family members, particularly the very young and old or any particularly vulnerable individuals.

McGovern places a high value on predictability — he wants to understand a market inside and out, and find ways to systematize and streamline how his company operates within that market's parameters.

He has been working on the predictability studies using radiosonde observations and data assimilation technique.

Also note that the climate impacts of the annular modes are only as predictable as the annular modes themselves (see section on predictability, below).

Unresolved issues that will be addressed in a series of forthcoming studies include the effects of ocean dynamics on the predictability of low - frequency atmosphere and land variability and the feedback of soil moisture variations on atmospheric temperatures and circulation (e.g., Rowntree and Bolton 1983; Atlas et al. 1993; Koster et al. 2000).

«Kids thrive on predictability,» says Neifert.

«We've heard about the death of the billable hour for 25 years and it really isn't dead, but the alternatives are increasing, in part due to the change in the market and internal pressures on clients and increased emphasis on predictability,» she says.

Photo captions: Ornate Box Turtle and Massasauga are among the species in a study that focused on the predictability of species extinction risks due to climate change.

Weather forecasts rely predominantly on the predictability of turbulent swirls of a chaotic atmosphere; we see these in the satellite data as the bands of clouds moving west to east in the mid-latitudes.

Most of us know that a baby and children for that matter thrive on predictability, routine and structure.

What I found most valuable in Hogg's book was her emphasis on predictability.

Kids thrive on predictability.

Like babies, dogs thrive on predictability, and «a newborn dramatically changes not only your life but your dog's as well,» says Victoria Stilwell, dog trainer and host of Animal Planet's It's Me or the Dog.

Garcia - Serrano, J., Frankignoul, C., Gastineau, G. & de la Camara, A. On the predictability of the winter Euro - Atlantic climate: lagged influence of autumn Arctic sea ice.

On the predictability of flow - regime properties on interannual to interdecadal timescales F. Molteni, F. Kucharski and S. Corti 15.

Children thrive on predictability, and when that predictability is threatened, they react by doing what makes them feel most safe.