Sentences with phrase «which different calculations»

That day, Walsh taught them about the order of operations, the rules that govern the order in which different calculations are made in a complex problem, such as 28/4 — 2 (8 — 7) + 5 (3).

Not exact matches

«It's people knocking on doors; it's people making phone calls out of phone banks; but the calculations that are determining which door and which phone are different.»

Such calculations use internationally agreed conventional conversion factors, which are generously rounded values that roughly approximate the average energy density of a large number of different food samples.

The problem with this type of computer simulation has previously been that the amino acids of the proteins are so different, in terms of size, electrical charge, etc., which has presented problems in the calculations.

The team used calculations based on quantum mechanical equations to predict the chances of a CO2 molecule absorbing different colours of light, which have defined energies.

The first step was to work out the SM spectrum during inflation, which turned out to be dramatically different from that obtained from the particle physics calculation in flat space.

Engineers and physicists are trying to invent a quantum computer, one which can perform many different calculations in parallel, just like the cat that is both alive and dead.

The connections between layers have different «weights,» which determine how much the output of any one node figures into the calculation performed by the next.

Different materials in the cell use their individual identity, which is not appropriate for this kind of calculation.»

The range is wide because of the many different body types included in its calculation, which is based on 30 + years of 24 Hour Urine tests on thousands of men.

When Aaron Schildkrout co-founded HowAboutWe.com, he envisioned it to be something very different than the other online dating sites, which relied on complex mathematical calculations to decide whether people were compatible.

States use subgroups for two purposes, with potentially two different minimum subgroup sizes, or n - sizes: reporting (school report cards available to the public online) and federal accountability (used in state calculations to determine which schools fall into particular categories under ESSA).

Here we illustrated a number of maths fact sheets for each key stage, which explained to parents some of the different methods of calculation.

These calculations incorporate the additional power regenerated from the car's brake energy recuperation system, which has four different levels of strength selectable by the driver.

There are a few different routes that we can take to get from NYC to LA, but for this round of calculations, we will take I - 40 (part of the old Route 66), which is approximately 2,777 miles.

-- I think there are going to be sync issues, since the calculation of Locations depends in part on the specific HTML markup used, which in general is different between mobi and kf8.

The various outlets operate under different sales models (single - copy sales, subscription listens, pay - per - use, etc.), which means the calculation for royalty rates will differ from one channel to the next.

The rate at which you earn points often depends on how much you spend, so we averaged the results from different spending levels into our calculations.

Zero - coupon bonds do not have re-occurring interest payments, which makes their yield to maturity calculations different from bonds with a coupon rate.

Calculating the overall expense of the loan is another extremely important consideration which can be done with various calculation tools found on different loan sites such as College Ave.

Almost all of the major banks have a different IRD calculation than other lenders which can more than double and in some cases triple the penalty.

It includes calculations for a number of different factors, one of which used to be renters insurance.

Therefore the settlement calculation is different, but the goal is the same: to get an accurate picture of the market and determine fairly which trades should profit.

That means that all mortgage calculations are based on U.S. regulations, which are quite different than Canadian regulations.

Although they suggested different means of implementing this approach (e.g., averaging the interest rate for the years in which the students in the cohort period received loans, or using the interest rates associated with the median length of time it took for students to complete the program), the commenters argued that determining an average interest rate based on the length of a program would provide more accurate calculations than using a six - year average interest rate for all GE programs.

The butterfly as a signifier can also refer to the mathematical term «Strange Attractor,» or «Butterfly Effect,» which was discovered by Edward Lorenz in 1963 and describes the phenomenon of fractal maths, where minor differentiations in the initial set of calculations can lead to various radically different outcomes over the longer term.

Early band structure calculations were solutions of the one particle problem and for those there was usually a choice between quite different basis function sets all of which were equivalent but some of which might have been too slow to bother with.

If the data were perfect (which it isn't — look at the spread in the different estimates of it), then you could make that kind of calculation (but I have no idea what you are comparing here — what field?

The problems with Jacobson's calculation are (1) the assumption that the atmospheric pCO2 is relaxing toward preanthropogenic in Jacobson's equation 1, and (2) the wide range of uptake time scales for different parts of the ocean, which interact with the accelerated rise in atmospheric pCO2.

His two examples come from misrepresentation of two different calculations, the second with a total different setup which has no relevance to the calculations here.

Re 392 Chris Dudley — I don't understand what you mean by R ^ 2T ^ 4 — and there should be something about how optical depth is proportional to R, and also, if you're going a significant distance toward the center of such an object, there is the issue of spherical geometry; if the optical thickness is large enough across small changes in radius, then you don't need to account for the spherical geometry in the calculation of the flux per unit area as a function of the temperature profile and optical thickness; however, the flux per unit area outward will drop as an inverse square, except of course within the layers that are being heated through a different process (SW heating for a planet, radioactivity, latent and sensible heat loss associated with a cooling interior, gravitational potential energy conversion to enthalpy via compression (adiabatic warming) and settling of denser material under gravity (the later both leads to compression via increased pressure via increased gravity within the interior, and also is a source of kinetic energy which can be converted to heat)...

Or, trying to «correct» for the different lifetimes of the gases using Global Warming Potentials, over a 100 - year time horizon (which still way under - represents the lifetime of the CO2), you get that the methane would be equivalent to increasing CO2 to about 500 ppm, lower than 750 because the CO2 forcing lasts longer than the methane, which the GWP calculation tries in its own myopic way to account for.

(Because living things contain different amounts of water, Smil makes these calculations using dry mass, which leaves out the water.)

Show the calculations that a «farmed acre» over twenty years is emitting / saving / transferring much different than a staic woodlands — which has much lower denstiy of plants.

The IPCC Guidelines have been designed to provide a calculation and reporting framework which can accomodate users with different levels of available data, yet allow them all to present the results on a comparable basis.

Unfortunately some of my models are complicated plate and solid models which can be difficult to do classical hand calculations but I try to at least do exactly as you have said, run different meshes to see if they converge on a number.

The steepness of these reductions curves is somewhat controversial because any calculation of a carbon budget which determines the steepness of the the needed reduction curve must make assumptions about when positive feedbacks in the climate system will be triggered by rising temperatures, yet these controversies are reflected in giving different probabilities about the likelihood of achieving a specific warming limit.

It is known that surface tension decreases with decreasing temperature, the rate of decrease is different in different sources, but it is known that at low temperatures (can be around Tlim of -70 to -100 C), s becomes very low, even for pure water without surfactants, and may become even negative in some extrapolations to the low T, which prevents calculations at these T.

Presumably the output will look very different from this: Temperature increase from RCP8.5 CO2 concentrations (instantaneous climate response), which is just a straightforward application of the «naive» calculation I introduced at @ 423, with sensitivity = 3.

Interestingly, MIT's collection rate estimates are much higher than the EPA's, which currently puts collection rates at just 25 % (the huge discrepancy is a result of different calculation methods and different data pools).

The calculations by Kuang 2010 in which a dynamic model of radiative - convective equilibrium is perturbed systematically with different heat (and moisture) sources suggests that this is the path of least resistance for a convecting atmosphere, but that there are other possibilities as well — I need to understand this paper better.

The good news is a lot of the data you're going to collect and use, it goes in multiple places, which is why, even within your KPI spreadsheet, you can link it so that your number of new clients is used in four different calculations, for example.

(b) providing for different amounts to be paid, or different calculations or criteria to be used, depending on the circumstances that gave rise to the administrative penalty or the time at which the penalty is paid;

It includes calculations for a number of different factors, one of which used to be renters insurance.

Different life insurance companies also give each factor a different weight in their calculations, which is why it is critical that you compare rate quotes from as many carriers as possible and find the loweDifferent life insurance companies also give each factor a different weight in their calculations, which is why it is critical that you compare rate quotes from as many carriers as possible and find the lowedifferent weight in their calculations, which is why it is critical that you compare rate quotes from as many carriers as possible and find the lowest rates.

It's very important to know before you purchase a property, what you want to do with it because the calculations which will render it profitable or not - so - much rely on much different calculations.