Sentences with phrase «uncertainty someone»

The strict and objective criteria of realistic model performance would be a requirement for model simulations to fall within the range of uncertainties of observed climate characteristics.

The study leaves a large range of uncertainty in how much warming black carbon actually causes.

With the increase in scientific data comes a decrease in uncertainty about how the universe works.

Living with the tension associated with uncertainty of how a concept might be received gives us an edge that playing safe does not.

The humane society has delayed groundbreaking for a dog kennel because of uncertainty over which entity will provide the shelter with water and sewer service.

No lifestyle inflation will help you keep up with economic uncertainty for sure.

But here's the big point: We weren't always as worried about uncertainties as we've been recently.

The lack of in - game subtitles results in uncertainty on what to do next, especially with the open nature of the game.

The insurer had requested the increase to account for uncertainty around federal subsidies.

Better simulation of the past two decades, and in due course the upcoming one, would reduce uncertainty ranges and improve the confidence level of our projections of greenhouse gases.

Alternatively, the resurgence could be constrained by fiscal problems at the federal and state level or economic uncertainty in other parts of the world.

The error in such estimates can come from uncertainties associated with the number of cows or variations in how much methane each cow emits.

There are still large uncertainties regarding the carbon budget due to lack of understanding of how the climate operates and lack of knowledge of how successful future climate policy will be.

The idea is to reduce uncertainty about future income and capital values, but without reducing returns, which is what would happen if you just held more cash.

The large range among projections stems mostly from uncertainty about future energy use and greenhouse gas emissions.

With increasing political uncertainty all over the western world, changing global power structures, continued sluggish growth, and record low interest rates, precious metals are today more relevant than ever.

Further, the cost analysis tends to reach well beyond the direct measures but to include indirect measures that have even greater uncertainty surrounding them.

The bigger question about interest rates is what YOU can do now, given that there's still so much uncertainty around when and how rates will rise.

No more frustration and no more uncertainty on how to use your points.

And, of course, renewable sources such as wind and solar do not face uncertainties over the cost of fuel.

Alternative debt sources have entered the market to address funding gaps, specifically as construction volume has slowed given uncertainty around high volatility commercial real estate criteria.

Those early pioneers faced much uncertainty when it came to basic survival and the ability to provide a secure future for themselves and their families.

Negative returns triggered by increasing uncertainty as well as volatility in global equities markets.

However, there are those that are still on the fence given the many uncertainties at hand.

Failure to pay an unsecured debt presents many uncertainties for the debtor, as lenders and collection agencies may pursue different courses of action.

Essentially, living with uncertainty monsters means trusting and verifying: no verifiable data, no trust.

He genuinely tries to express the degree of uncertainty inherent in the data and theory underlying economics, as well as the political backdrop.

Owners feel positive about the performance of their businesses, despite uncertainty surrounding the health of the economy overall, and health care reform specifically.

Prices get beaten down when there is a lot of uncertainty caused by worry.

A project is a unique venture involving uncertainties which are to be managed during execution.

As with many things in science, there is still significant uncertainty surrounding climate sensitivity, and different approaches can obtain fairly different results.

Those estimates also reflect uncertainties involving changes in temperature and forcing in the distant past.

Such uncertainty creates a conundrum for borrowers over whether to lock a rate or allow the rate to float — it is hoped — downward.

The famous uncertainty principle — which states that you can't simultaneously know the momentum and position of a particle — comes down to information.

The dependence on local business is one reason small businesses continue to be optimistic about their future prospects, despite continued uncertainty about the national economy and the looming fiscal cliff.

This is likely to cause considerable uncertainty about whether previously decided cases remain good law.

Commercial members also reported that new and proposed legislative initiatives, as well as regulatory uncertainty for financial institutions, account for the lack of capital in commercial lending for smaller properties.

The chancellor insisted «all options are on the table», as the ongoing global financial uncertainty makes finding a private buyer for the bank problematic.

I don't think they do include uncertainties associated with natural variability.

However, should we not plan for the most likely scenarios, within uncertainty.

Key policy - relevant scientific uncertainties related to BC.

One possible explanation is that when market uncertainty increases, investors have two choices as to how to reduce risk in their portfolios.