Sentences with phrase «put a number on model»

That being said, we only estimate this number because Tesla does not report it, and to not put a number on Model S sales would be to paint an even more inaccurate overall picture of EV sales.

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We'll put put specific numbers on that bluebird view by creating a simple model that involves moving a few decimal points: Let's say that FAANG Inc's share price is $ 24 (based on $ 24 trillion valuation) and that it earns 80 cents (that's the $ 80 billion, many decimal points to the left), so it's selling at the FAANGs combined PE of 30.

Aviary.com used a freemium model with ad revenue to follow, and they put some pretty respectable early numbers on the board.

Musk said he wants to make the bus smaller than current models and increase the number of passengers on it by removing the «center aisle and putting seats where there are currently entryways.»

We've got a really strong operating business model in place now, and we've been in a situation this past quarter with a number of activities going on, and still putting up 4.5 points.

Mr Newman said if Number 10 sought to pursue a version of the customs partnership, «they will be putting all their eggs in a broken basket» and it was «far better to accept some friction on trade» and pursue the «max fac» model.

A new estimate, based on mathematical modeling and a major bug - counting effort in New Guinea, puts the number of arthropod species in the tropics — which account for most of the animal species in the world — at about 3.7 million, way below the 30 million once suggested.

Russian women can put not very good pictures, scammer - artists put only the pictures that gather the most number of men (either model pictures of Russian beautiful girls (singers, models and so on) or not professional photos of innocent blondes, the pictures becoming more and more sexy with time.

In hindsight, the 1984 hit Footloose — starring Kevin Bacon and directed by Herbert Ross — along with its contemporary Flashdance, can be seen as the link between the old Hollywood model of a let's - put - on - a-show musical, based on original songs brought to life in elaborate choreographed numbers, and the later Hollywood model of youth films, perfected in the»80s by John Hughes and terminally calcified over the decades to follow, in which a contemporary pop music soundtrack serves as both a structural backbone to the film itself and an ancillary product that can outgross and outlive the film that spawned it.

Ten years after moving from Israel to the United States and starting her career with modeling work and acting classes, her latest role as Jenna in Greta Gerwig's celebrated new film Lady Bird has put her on the map, and, with a number of upcoming movies, the young actress is one to watch.

As a result of the model's intensive ninth - grade social and academic supports, many TD partner schools are posting significant improvements in the number of students passing these core courses, putting them on track for promotion and graduation.

Aero would vary somewhat from model to model, but Subaru puts a number of 0.29 on the Impreza.

To put a number on the aero changes, Ford says the 2013 GT500 is 33 percent more planted at 160 mph compared to the outgoing model.

The proposed electric - powered Beetle, which would be a sister model to the modern - day Microbus that was presaged by the ID Buzz concept at this year's Detroit motor show, is one of a number of proposals that are planned to be put before Volkswagen board members when they meet to vote on ways to build on the company's initial range of electric cars.

Ford puts variations of this twin - turbo EcoBoost V - 6 motor into a number of its upper - end models; in the SHO it's hooked up to a 6 - speed automatic transmission with shifter paddles on the wheel.

For brokers, merely having an email or a phone number which rings and puts traders on hold forever is an outdated model of customer support.

There are a mind - boggling number of character models on screen at any one time, creating a burly brawl that will put your parrying skills to the test, even on the lowest difficulty setting.

Deciding on whether the models are «poor» however, depends upon how much trust can be put on details of the data — and as we have seen, there are a number of still outstanding issues (RSS vs. S+C v5.2 for instance) that mean that these data do not lend support to the idea that the models are poor.

The IPCC is straightforward in its introduction to attribution and doesn't claim anything other than that attribution needs some kind of modelling (because we can't put the climate in a bottle) and that this method relies on a number of different tactics, including the consensus of what these tactics mean of the experts.

If the observable outcome (temperature increase, independent variable) is the result of a) manmade forcings plus b) non manmade forcings; and if admittedly non manmade forcings are not well enough to well embody them in the models (scenario or what if sensitivity models not forecasting models), the answer (by definition) it's not possible to put a number on the probability / likelihood of manmade causes.

Tesla in fact receives $ 35,000 dollar in clean air credits for every Model S that it sells to customers, which in total was estimated to amount to 250 million dollar in 2013.4 To put these numbers in perspective, buying a Model S can cost anywhere around $ 70,000, so if the 35,000 dollar cost was passed on to the customer, prices would rise by about 50 %, not including whatever sales tax applies when purchasing a car.

Information about Kentucky criminal record arrests, as well as details about vehicle model, make and number are put on additional reports offered by DMV.com:

They should copy Apple, simplify the number of models and put more emphasis on the differences: low - cost laptop, medium - cost great light web surfing machine, high end powerhouse light or heavy... Last time I looked at a price list from Lenovo, they had about 400 models... Choice is great, except when it is illogical combinations.