Sentences with phrase «precise values»

I knew somewhat precise values in my head because I had been involved in helping buy or sell many in the immediate area.

(In physics language, weather is an «initial conditions» problem, where everything depends on the precise values at the start of the calculation, whereas climate is a «boundary values» problem, where the system eventually settles into a particular general state regardless of the starting point.)

The estimates of temperature change in the paper by Feulner / Rahmstorf and other papers with similar results are surrounded by too much uncertainty to be taken as precise values, but the general range is supported by correlation with historical data.

Without knowing the precise values of the constants in the logarithmic equation, though, I'm a little less sure about the rest of your asserion (we need to know what the exponent is of the inverse equation).

Instead of merely estimating salt consumption, the researchers calculated precise values based on urine samples.

Abstract: Asteroseismology allows for deriving precise values of surface gravity of stars.

The accurate asteroseismic determinations now available for large number of stars in the Kepler fields can be used to check and calibrate surface gravities that are currently being obtained spectroscopically for a huge numbers of stars targeted by large - scale spectroscopic surveys, such as the on - going Large Sky Area... ▽ More Asteroseismology allows for deriving precise values of surface gravity of stars.

A full reassessment of the age and distance of the system was also performed, leading to more precise values of both mass and semi-major axis.

To map the data representations from one program onto those of the other, CodeCarbonCopy looks at the precise values that both programs store in memory.

Yet Heisenberg's uncertainty principle dictated that precise values for certain pairs of variables, such as position and momentum, could never be known simultaneously.

Similarly, the segmenting of academic time into stiff, interchangeable units molds the psyches of the inhabitants according to the very precise values and needs of a technetronic establishment.

An intelligent reading of the Gospels leaves us in no possible doubt what are the precise values which lie under condemnation as having a direct relation to the catastrophe of the crucifixion.

There are fifteen constants... that have precise values.

Opportunity: Precise Values is innovative in that we focus on increasing the banks» collections and recovery rather than just providing an accurate valuation.

While the precise value varies, it's likely that most businesses tend to under - invest in retaining unhappy customers.

Buffett says academics, regulators and some market practitioners prize the formula — named after the economists Fischer Black and Myron Scholes, who popularized its use it in a 1973 paper — for its capacity to estimate a precise value for an option over a long span.

The macronutrients in the data below are also different from the commercial coconut flour we buy, showing the difficulty of generating some precise value.

While the precise value of Cupru Min is unclear, its worth is estimated to be between $ 6b and $ 14b (US), whilst the agreed profit sharing deal with Roman Copper only gives Romania 6 percent, or roughly $ 400m (US).

What's more, the way W particles themselves decay means that they can not give a precise value of the Higgs» mass.

In January, physicists at the National Institute of Standards and Technology found a more precise value for Planck's constant — one that differs from the old one by just 22 parts in a billion.

In the same way, it is impossible to predict the precise value of a gene.

Physicists have used the quantum nature of matter to obtain a highly precise value for the universal gravitational constant, the «big G» that appears in Isaac Newton's law of how gravity pulls together everything, from planets to apples.

Tossing off a preposterously precise value for «waste» without specifying what he is talking about does not cut the mustard.

The calculation of gamma is complex and requires financial software or spreadsheets to find a precise value.

At some point we'd like to create a system that could calculate a precise value based on award availability, fees, award levels and ease of accrual, but for now these valuations are based on a combination of how much TPG would pay to buy points if given the opportunity, and the overall value I could get from redeeming them.

We'll show you the precise value of your reward points based on your spending level, and even reveal the true rate of return for each of our winning cards.

For assets that are unique and not traded on a daily basis, such as houses, it is often impossible to determine their precise value, and it is usually better to account for such items at their original purchasing price, rather than trying to re-evaluate them all the time.

At some point we'd like to create a system that could calculate a precise value based on award availability, fees, award levels and ease of accrual, but for now these valuations are based on a combination of how much TPG would pay to buy points if given the opportunity, and the overall value I could get from redeeming them.

At some point I'd like to create a system that could calculate a precise value based on award availability, fees, award levels, and ease of accrual, but for now these valuations are based on a combination of how much I would pay to buy points if given the opportunity, and the overall value I could get from redeeming them.

Whether it converges to a true value depends on whether there are systematic variations affecting the whole data set, but given a random component more measurements will converge to a more precise value.

But at some point, both the temperature data and the CO2 data are too uncertain to give a precise value to that effect.

His conclusion was that the CO2 forcing is unquestionably logarithmic, so that each additional molecule we emit has less forcing and warming effect than its predecessors; that the precise value of the coefficient in the CO2 forcing function, which the IPCC has already reduced by 15 %, can not be determined; and that, all things considered, 1 K per doubling was probably in the right ball - park.

But arguments over the precise value of climate sensitivity duck the wider point, which is that even if we're lucky and climate sensitivity is on the low side of scientists» estimates, we're still heading for a substantial level of warming by the end of the century if greenhouse gas emissions aren't addressed, as the IPCC has highlighted.

So while the precise value of climate sensitivity poses an interesting scientific question, tackling the policy response is by far the bigger problem.

At present, the precise value of the emissions when the floor becomes too large is uncertain, although we highlight that it may be model - specific.

In other words, the only way to really get a much more precise value on it is by waiting until Bad Things Happen.

the statistically significant slope of snow cover decrease seems to be around — 2 Mkm ^ 2 for 40 years (although Tamino doesn't give its precise value).

That the lack of evidence for the precise value of the parameter S is not at all the same thing as some inherent uncertainty in S. E.G. that we have little evidence to suggest that S < xºC does not imply that S could be greater than xºC as it either is or it isn't.

More troubling is that that value generates a «lag» of 21 years, although the precise value is sensitive to how you baseline the «preindustrial» temperature.

Though there has been little sign of improvement in our certainty as to its precise value, there has been greatly increased confidence in the limits of that range: pretty much everyone in the business accepts that the number (to the extent it is well - defined, which I question) is in that range.

Determining a precise value for one factor out of many changes at the same time is difficult.

The discerning reader will already have noted that my previous posts on the matter actually point to a value more likely on the low side of this rather than higher, and were I pressed for a more precise value, 2.5 might have been a better choice even then.

To take an extreme example, suppose we knew that the precise value of climate sensitivity would be revealed to us by some miraculous process in exactly a year's time.

To use an analogy, there is no conflict between my new bathroom scales that claim a precise value of 81.3 ± 0.1 kg and my old ones that say 81 ± 0.5 (or even someone who, on eyeballing me, says «80 ± 5»).

The bill orders a PURA proceeding by Sept. 1 to set the precise value of the remuneration.

Furthermore, how do you put a precise value on the pain and suffering you incurred because of this accident?

[21] The trial judge considered pre-trial earnings both before and after the accident, explaining that calculating a precise value for the extra hours was a difficult task, and chose to assess the damages «at large».

The better method is to make an inventory of your belongings to come up with a more precise value.

So that you always get the accurate and the most precise value of Satoshi.

Editor's note: The precise value of the scam remains unknown but is far less than the «millions» reported earlier.