Sentences with phrase «recalculated in»

I therefore calculated Su and St using this emissivity in columns T & U. Aa, OLR and the various ratios are recalculated in columns V to AA.

There was a difference now that I recalculated it in the app.

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Many a desktop computer has been purchased specifically to take advantage of these programs, which allow even an unsophisticated computer user to change a few critical assumptions and, in the blink of an eye, recalculate an entire financial model (see «How VisiCalc Works,» INC., November 1981, page 104).

Monthly payments will be recalculated according to changes in your income; they can be as low as $ 0 if your financial situation warrants it.

You can input different life events such as a wedding or home purchase in your cash flow statement and recalculate your financial future to see how you'll do.

In addition, after you reach full retirement age, we will recalculate your benefit amount to give you credit for any months in which you did not receive a benefit because of your earningIn addition, after you reach full retirement age, we will recalculate your benefit amount to give you credit for any months in which you did not receive a benefit because of your earningin which you did not receive a benefit because of your earnings.

The IRS has recalculated the limit because the tax law applies the so - called chained consumer price index to increases in HSA contribution limits.

The weightings of stocks in global stockmarket indices are being recalculated, with far - reaching...

Nobody wants to deal with recalculating prices denominated in Bitcoin day over day or hour over hour.

With an Inherited IRA, the amount of your required minimum distributions (RMDs) will be based on your age and will be recalculated each year based on the factors in the IRS Single Life Expectancy Table.

Just as a car's GPS system triggers a recalculation when a driver deviates from a current route, we believe investors are recalculating the probability that a potentially significant route shift in the big picture is underway.

You can remain in IBR in these circumstances, but your payment amount will be recalculated.

Recalculated Retirement In retirement you will no longer pay Social Security / Medicare taxes or have some of your current work - related expenses for commuting, clothing or meals.

Good scientists are always open to new evidence that completely obliterates their most - prized theories, and in the face of that evidence they do not simply say, «well, the theory is obviously true, I just need to recalculate,» they instead look at the theory itself and assume there must be something fundamentally wrong with the theory.

I've calculated and recalculated but never seem to get anywhere near the protein content listed here and this is with using higher protein per weight listed in your recipe.

Thank you for all your hard work in recalculating the values and keeping all of us on track.

-- Yesterday we posted an article in which we recalculated our NFL win total projections based on the results to date.

Following the Round of 32, Silver recalculated his projections for all remaining teams and posted the results on his critically acclaimed FiveThirtyEight blog in the New York Times.

I knew this when I started working and that in the future I would have to recalculate my career path.

I have been ordering this for a while now in 1 lb, I recalculated how much I was using for formula and realized it was much cheaper ordering in the 10 lb bag.

If a surge in LH is not detected, recalculate when you might be ovulating and try again.

But, the cost - benefit analysis for parties with limited resources in achieving that has to be constantly recalculated, as it is not as valuable as it was twenty years ago.

b) a recalculated quota applied to counts prior to the vote exhaustion potentially resulting in the votes not being exhausted in the first place (depending on the reason for the exhaustion).

Is there a case where failure to recalculate quota will result in elected candidates returned being different?

We recalculated the figures as far as possible to reflect a common definition, but in the 2000s about 15 - 20 % of civil servants were reclassified in one year, and further reclassifications have occurred since then.

Even though you provided help via Bitcoin, your Bitcoins, anyway, were recalculated into the Naira at the exchange rate at the moment of providing help, and you were credited with Mavro - Naira in your PO.

Following the Lancet publication in 2012, Wright and colleagues recalculated the numbers and did not find a mortality benefit among people who had less than a 20 percent chance of having a heart attack in the next five years, based on established prediction measures.

When the researchers recalculated the PPV using ovarian cancer's true frequency in the general U.S. population of one case for every 2,500 postmenopausal women, the PPV plummeted to just 6.5 percent.

That figure is then recalculated using a simple probability equation to deliver a percentage that is more understandable in a courtroom.

As Derrickson explained at a panel discussion on his film at the California Institute of Technology — where he was joined by Keanu Reeves, Caltech cosmologist Sean Carroll, and Jet Propulsion Laboratory roboticist Joel Burdick — Shostak redacted some meaningless mumbo jumbo in the description of the spaceship's approach to Earth and replaced it with «The object was not following a gravitational free - fall trajectory; as such its path was recalculated.»

Grove's co-author, Olivier Namur of the University of Hanover, recalculated the surface compositions of all 5,800 locations, and correlated each composition with the type of terrain in which it was found, from heavily cratered regions to those that were less impacted.

Historically, moralists have not paid much heed to the findings of science, and it is safe to say that all the brain - scans in the world probably will not persuade modern theologians to recalculate the wages of sin.

«Every day I recalculate the fuel figures and adjust operations» to maximize fuel efficiency, said Willem Dullaert, chief engineer of the Oosterdam when this writer was onboard earlier in the year.

Such a shift would have had a significant impact on the appearance of the planet, whose topography in this early configuration was recalculated by Matsuyama with the aim of examining the effects of the relief on primitive Mars.

Using the revised stellar properties, we recalculate the radii for 107 planet candidates in our sample, and comment on candidates for which the radii change from a previously giant - planet / brown - dwarf / stellar regime to a sub-Jupiter size, or vice versa.

It's important to keep in mind that very few people's maintenance calories are set in stone, so you should take the time to recalculate them periodically.

in the example) to recalculate your poundages for your next deadlift workout.

So weigh in the morning and if I lost a lb recalculate my calories with the new weight?

It's generally a good idea to recalculate your energy needs at least every 4 - 8 weeks based on how much weight you've gained or lost and any changes in your activity levels.

Do a deload, recalculate your training variables and you'll be back on track in no time.

You want to recalculate your macros because as you get smaller in order for you to hit your next goal weight, you have to eat for your new goal!

I typically recalculate my calories on Sunday, and put in a pound or two below what I'm weighting or predict I will weigh on Monday, because I usually have a high - cal meal on Saturday.

Until now we were recalculating the amount in your currency on the date of the actual member payment and on the date when the payment is made to you therefore the amounts may have changed quite noticeably when the rate rose or dropped significantly.

The recalculated results reduced the pass rate of Harris Academy Greenwich in London by 15 per cent for the cohort taking exams in 2011.

After recalculating and sending in updated information, the fine was reduced to $ 160,000.

Lyn is lead author of Good to Great to Innovate: Recalculating the Route K - 12, (Corwin, 2015) with Gale Harild and Empowering Excellence: Leading Collaborative Learning (Corwin, being launched in 2016) with Beate Planche.

Here is an excerpt: «'' The amendment for consolidated schools includes a petition option: «If a consolidation results in a change of forty (40) percent of the receiving school's population, an LEA may petition to have the school's safe harbor targets that will be used in determining adequate yearly progress (AYP) for the next school year recalculated based on the school's new population.

After a Times reporter inquired about that difference, Derek Briggs, the lead researcher on the Colorado study, said in an e-mail that he had recalculated his figures using only those teachers who had taught more than 60 students.

For example, when researchers used a different model to recalculate the value - added scores for teachers that were published in The Los Angeles Times in 2011, they found that from 40 to 55 percent of them would get noticeably different scores using a VA model that accounted for student assignments in a different way.

The Quattro hardware is similar to that in other Audi cars — a hydraulic clutch pack sends torque forward and aft and a mechanical differential directs it to individual rear wheels — but the software has been improved such that it recalculates the proper torque split every hundredth of a second and can send up to 100 percent of its torque to the rear wheels.