Sentences with phrase «upward curve from»

Viewed from the side, is there a nice, upward curve from hips to shoulder?

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From low valuations, average stock market returns have been strong in both periods where the yield curve was upward sloping and where it was inverted.

I think Jay Powell will go to maybe 1.75 to 2 percent on the Fed funds, but from all he has talked about in his discomfort with the size of the FOMC balance sheet that you might see them increase Boockvar's quantitative tightening, which will put upward pressure on the long end of the curve.

Remove the leaves from the oven and, while still warm, gently curve the sides upward to give them a slightly ruffled look.

Nico Hulkenberg: A solid performance from a very reliable driver, showcasing that Renault are going to be a tough cookie in races and are continuing on the upward curve.

Origi, who replaced the 24 - year - old at Anfield and in just four minutes drained any resistance from Everton by slamming home Liverpool's third, will feel he is the perfect candidate to come in and keep the Reds on their upward curve.

Mauricio Pochettino's career was predicted to continue on an upward curve after the Argentinian swapped Southampton for Tottenham — but the move from St Mary's to White Hart Lane has not gone as smoothly as he might have expected.

Not a fashionable name, he joined Leicester from Hull City in June 2017 and his career has continued on a upward curve.

He thought he would see an upward curving diagonal line, rising from the bottom left of the graph to the top right.

It started from the corner of the eye, and from the middle of the eye, curve starts and moves towards upward direction making wing as shown in the tutorial.

On the horizontal axis we have the teacher's percentile rank, from low to high as the axis goes from left to right; the teachers with the lowest value - added scores are at the left, and those with the highest are on the right, which is why the curve has an upward slope.

... while the peak of the lower section, which also is curved upward from front to back, is just about halfway along the rear door.

Another, more sinewy line spans the shoulder muscle above the rear axle, while the third line extends upward in a sweeping curve from the front wheel towards the rear.

This effect is reinforced by the similarly longer upward curve of the row of side windows from the B - pillar back.

Total magazine revenue will remain on an upward curve to 2019, and total global magazine revenue will reach US$ 97.42 bn in 2019, up from US$ 95.33 bn in 2014.

The cumulative RealAlpha ™ curve had three distinct phases: downward - sloped from inception through August 2012, steeply upward - sloped through July 2013, and modestly upward - sloped afterwards.

Moving from very small to very large print along an upward curve before suddenly crashing downward, Slip unfolds across more than 100 running feet of wall space in Building 6.

It seems that what you are doing in your claims on trends is mathematically equivalent to claiming that roughly from x = 9 to x = 13, there is an upward trend, but that from x = 0 to roughly x = 9, there is no underlying upward trend curve at all, even though there is — it's f. (See again f by itself.)

His path should curve upward soon because of strong feed - backs, like albedo reduction and arctic methane and CO2 release from permafrost.

This curve shows an extreme upward curve since about 1985, which means an extreme (and growing) departure from a linear trend.

The effect of band widenning is a reduction in net upward LW flux (this is called the radiative forcing), which is proportional to a change in area under the curve (a graph of flux over the spectrum); the contribution from band widenning is equal to the amount by which the band widens (in units ν) multiplied by - Fνup (CO2).

or the fake upward sloping demand curve from pork belly prices in Chicago?

This figure indicates it should be around 0.7 W / m ^ 2 now according to the model which is within the range of how much higher it could get from an estimate of how flat the curve looks from 1955 to 1990 and then how much it deflects upward after that.

They are sharp spikes that extend upward from the temperature curve.

Obviously nobody knows for sure, but such an upward bend in the graphs seems more what one would expect from energy sources that will have gone further down the learning curve and the cost curve.

You can see this in this curve, where I started a power - law growth function from the year 1800: If this was an exponential, it would be rocketing upward at the current date.

The evidence for an upward trend is even weaker if we look at U.S. landfalling hurricanes, which even show a slight negative trend beginning from 1900 or from the late 1800s (Figure 3, yellow curves).

Ask for input from your peers and mentors, read job descriptions to find out where your skills fit, and figure out a smart upward mobility curve.