Sentences with phrase «probability-wise over a time span»

The S&P 500 has lost nearly 7 percent over that time span

Other frequent filers over the time span include Emil Rossi (and family), James McRitchie (and wife, Myra K. Young), John Harrington, and Gerald Armstrong.

US equities filled the top three spots of global equity returns over that time span.

Dan Caplinger: One surprising area that has been extremely lucrative for long - term investors is the auto - parts industry, and, among its major players, AutoZone (NYSE: AZO) has scored impressive returns over the past decade, seeing its stock price rise from less than $ 100 to almost $ 700 over that time span.

Its application states a starting date of Jan. 1, 2016 over a time span of two years.

UnitedHealth Group has given the Dow strong performance since its admission in 2012, with its share price more than tripling over that time span.

And you have so blinded yourself that you can not even see the changes occurring over that time span.

Another important piece of information would be a table that breaks down, within each of the «use» categories, the amounts from each source category, such as individuals or corporate grants, over the time span for which AAFRC publishes data.

The Bible tells of events over a time span of some two thousand years.

The Bible could not have been written by a man much less 40 men over the time span we are talking about.

Average interest for both over the time span is 6 In the biggest markets things are also almost the same.

The Steelers have also dropped big time over that time span, moving from 6/1 to 20/1.

I'd say that makes Penn St better over that time span.

Court documents say that the developer was the largest political donor to state candidates and political action committees from 2005 - 2014, with $ 10 million in contributions over that time span, including about $ 200,000 to Silver and his political action committee.

Over the time span of the experiment, data were collected on 60 plant species, largely every other day during the growing season.

The scientists predict that about 15 per cent of the initially applied fertilizer N will be exported from the soils towards the groundwater over a time span of almost one century after the 1982 fertilizer application.

But clock precision tends to drift over time spans beyond a few hours because the atoms are dispersed in high - pressure gases, which alter the atoms» resonant frequency — the clock tick rate — depending on temperature.

The authors discovered that parts of the U.S. diet have, in fact, improved over that time span.

-- Excerpted from the Introduction (pages 1 - 3) Until the age of 18, Sonsyrea «Ray - Ray» Tate was essentially raised in the Nation of Islam, although the Black Muslim sect would change its name and philosophy several times over that time span.

Using the same actors over that time span allows for an authenticity of experience in a narrative feature not seen before, the effect of which is to invest even the smallest, most mundane of moments with a profound, revelatory, nature.

Over that time span we see the lost lad grow into a man while grappling with assorted identity issues.

Even though this is a five - year engagement, and we're meant to feel how much can change over that time span, Stoller never finds a way to organically bring it together.

It seems the production record of the Lamborghini Gallardo will not last very long anymore, remember a total of 14,022 Gallardo were built over a time span of 11 years before the Lamborghini Huracan took over in 2014... it took Lamborghini only 4 years to build 10,000 Huracan...

Our manual - transmission test car was an object lesson in how far locally built and designed cars progressed over a time span of almost 70 years.

However, even Amazon has an averaging strategy that is used to smooth results over a time span.

US equities filled the top three spots of global equity returns over that time span.

In fact, he had the top performing equity mutual fund in the United States over that time span.

Over these time spans, the dreamy miracle of compounding returns turns into a nightmare when it comes time to spend those returns on something in the real world.

According to Morningstar, to gain any edge, active investors have to be correct 70 % of the time, which is virtually impossible over that time span.

The article cited a study comparing the 2008 to 2012 presidential campaigns which found that there was an increase of 637 % in donations to politicians over that time span.

People doing Mods on the PC do far more work in a day than a company does making DLC (which most of the time already exists beforehand) over the time span of a year.

The entire opening hour or so of the game is to introduce the world and the way the game works, as Aloy herself quickly goes from newborn child, to a young kid, to a young adult over this time span.

It also doesn't help when you can go to climate4you.com and see a 350 year chart from central England showing a long slight warming trend, with no significant deviations, over the time span.

«The first is that it's my contention that we WILL see agricultural failures over that time span due to changing rainfall patterns.»

An important point with reanalyses, is that the model used doesn't change over the time spanned by the analysis, but reanalyses are generally used with caution for climate change studies because the number and type of observations being fed into the computer model changes over time.

This will need some good research to show why natural variablity would be this large over these time spans.

Many of the other curves have a jump up in the late 1950s, which contributes to the slope over this time span, whereas the Hay et al curve doesn't.

This section focuses on global and regional sea level variations, over time spans ranging from the last decade to the past century; a brief discussion of sea level change in previous centuries is given in Section 5.5.2.4.

This lines up mathematically with the theory of the representation of stationary gaussian random processes (which would be the simplest thing to have — the climate will be worse), where you can reproduce the process probability-wise over a time span T with sines and cosines with largest spacing 1 / T.

In the upper right - hand corner is a value that represents the change in annual SST anomalies over that time span.

If you correct for the discontinuity in the way area is measured, it's undeniable that global sea ice has trended down over the time span monitored by satellites.

Leif Svalgaard's argument, as I understand it, is that with the most recent and reliable reconstructions of the history of solar activity, temperature change and solar activity are almost perfectly uncorrelated over a time span of 300 years, and the association apparent in Alec Rawls» graph only appears in the 20th century.

This is despite the prodigious amounts of new CO2 emissions over that time span - recall, as the chart indicates, the influence of CO2 has declined.

What I did exactly was two things: (1) I suggested that a power analysis ought to be performed; (2) I inferred from what Judith wrote that no matter what happens in the next 40 years, it will be compatible with at least one of the simulations (or else the 40 - 70 year period oscillations would be in synchrony and clearly non-zero over the time span.)

And as the chart indicates, for the subsequent 190 months, that 1998 peak was never topped, despite an average 29.5 billion new tons of CO2 emissions per year over that time span.

Investigators sometimes write about this process as if the sampling function were uniform over the time span.

Consider the actual CO2 concentration at Vostok over its time span.

How about you, Basil, show me a «peer - reviewed» paper that confirms your «+0.15 Degree C per decade» calculated over a time span of 60 years so as to eliminate the effect of the 60 - year cycle clearly demonstrated in this peer - reviewed paper.

Sure... but to their defence *) they are doing the decadal and 30 - years comparisons with averages over those time spans, i.e., correctly.

They mean that there is no room for any natural variation in temperature over that time span of 34 years.