Sentences with phrase «or minus approximately»

Not exact matches

The annualized return (approximately) equals the average return minus one - half of the standard deviation squared (or one - half of the variance).

In the above example, given this assumption, it can be expected that the mutual fund will return within 2.79 %, plus or minus, of its benchmark approximately every two years out of three.

By definition, approximately 68 % of the time, the total return is expected to differ from its mean total return by no more than plus or minus the standard deviation figure.

With a sufficiently large amount of CO2, each doubling will approximately halve the difference between BTc0 and the ultimate saturation value BTcsat (which will be the same at all frequencies for the given vertical level, equal to the temperature at that level minus the baseline BT value, or if we are considering net fluxes and intensities, it will be zero except at TOA).

Apparently the dating of geological epochs is now accurate to approximately 40,000 years (plus or minus, I think?)

While the core science supporting AGW is sound, easily understandable and accepted even by a large number in the denialist camp (although not everyone), which is that the direct response to a doubling of CO2 from pre-industrial levels can be expected to increase global temperatures by approximately 1.2 C, plus or minus some small uncertainity.

Dr. Habibullo Abdussamatov, who heads Russia's prestigious Pulkovo Observatory in St. Petersburg, predicts that: «after the maximum of solar Cycle - 24, from approximately 2014, we can expect the start of the next bicentennial cycle of deep cooling with a Little Ice Age in 2055 plus or minus 11 years» (the 19th to occur in the past 7,500 years).

This all being said, I now unequivocally state that as of 1:16 pm (Pacific) on the 22nd day of September (the autumnal equinox) in the year 2007 AD (or CE, whatever your preference), there were approximately 995,112 words in the English Language, plus or minus a handful.