Sentences with phrase «with feedback factors»

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Customer interest in the 8.3 - ounce beverage stems from a variety of factors, including positive feedback from taste tests, consumer interest in silica, trends in ready - to - drink nutrition, and an ultra-premium formula with an all - natural sweetener blend.

The magnitudes of the climate factors causing the MOC to weaken, along with the feedbacks and the associated restoring factors, are all uncertain at this time.

The factors that determine this asymmetry are various, involving ice albedo feedbacks, cloud feedbacks and other atmospheric processes, e.g., water vapor content increases approximately exponentially with temperature (Clausius - Clapeyron equation) so that the water vapor feedback gets stronger the warmer it is.

Like single Baltic Lady, Online Dating Ukraine has assigned each profile a trust level, where the staff has rated the women on multiple factors such as; if they've met the woman, seen her passport, had phone or video conversations with her, as well as the feedback from male members.

For example, if a company is having problems with managers implementing Human Resource policies in different ways, and they start a training program on implementing policies, the program will be far less effective if they don't also change expectations and feedback to these managers (Factor 1), consequences to these managers for not following company policy (Factor 3), and change processes for managing their managers (Factor 4).

Classroom walkthroughs, formal observations, interactions with the principal, feedback from peers, a student / parent survey and personal reflections will all factor into a review, without assigning specific weights or points that other evaluation systems quantify.

Just as in our classrooms with our students, we know that ongoing feedback is one of the most impactful ways to influence learning — and is a known factor in the growth of teachers.

Students respond differently to feedback depending on many factors, including their beliefs about intelligence, their experiences with other teachers, their attitudes about the subject matter, and their relationship with the teacher.

When paired with developmentally appropriate learning goals, effective feedback ranks as the second most important school - level factor influencing student achievement, after a guaranteed and viable curriculum (Marzano, 2003).

Since openness to feedback is one of the few factors that contributes to improved teaching, 18 supported entry into the profession could also provide teachers - in - training with opportunities to receive feedback and integrate changes into their practice before bad habits are ingrained, as well as give the school and mentor teachers a sense of the teacher's ability to accept and respond to feedback.

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I think that in 5 - 10 years agents will be obsolete and peer feedback with be the new reigning factor of make - or - break.

Once a customer enters their choice along with the other factors, they get the ranking of the lenders on the basis of the offers, other products, services and the customer feedback that matches our database.

With your feedback, we can not only identify new genetic variants, but also learn about other factors that affect body size.

We know the game is resonating with fans and our goal is to bring the best possible experience to players and, as with all of our titles, we factor feedback into development.

Agree with Mr. Richards (31) that a «budget» for 1.5 C has already been exceeded — due e.g. to «thermal response factor» (Hansen), present aerosol dimming, further emissions during energy transition, unfolding climate feedbacks and planetary response to actual total carbon dioxide eguivalent.

Ocean heat content is ultimately controlled by a number of complicating factors including positive and negative forcings and feedbacks dealing with clouds, water vapor, and also CO2.

But it could be even worse — with the GHG feedback added in, the full response from the paleoclimate effects looks like it could multiply the IPCC estimates by a factor of 4 to 6.

Thus, it is unlikely that even a running average of temps would exactly correlate with CO2 since independent factors and perhaps negative feedback mechanisms are certain to be present in a system as complex as Earth's climate.

And it's clear, too, that trends in food availability and cost are shaped by so many local and global factors, with all kinds of feedback loops, that claiming causality is inadvisable.

It is not that the polar regions are amplifying the warming «going on» at lower latitudes, it is that any warming going on AT THE POLES is amplified through inherent positive feedback processes AT THE POLES, and specifically this is primarily the ice - albedo positive feedback process whereby more open water leads to more warming leads to more open water, etc. *** «Climate model simulations have shown that ice albedo feedbacks associated with variations in snow and sea - ice coverage are a key factor in positive feedback mechanisms which amplify climate change at high northern latitudes...»

«Climate model simulations have shown that ice albedo feedbacks associated with variations in snow and sea - ice coverage are a key factor in positive feedback mechanisms which amplify climate change at high northern latitudes...»

The precise amount of warming will depend on climate sensitivity and the exotic feedbacks that are factored in, but I think you are dancing on the head of a pin with your comments -

With regards to «climate modelling», an assumed (positive water vapour feedback) warming mechanism that can not be observed, that there is no experimental evidence for, combined with after the fact, admitted as invented cooling factorsWith regards to «climate modelling», an assumed (positive water vapour feedback) warming mechanism that can not be observed, that there is no experimental evidence for, combined with after the fact, admitted as invented cooling factorswith after the fact, admitted as invented cooling factors....

It is important to understand feedbacks in order to further quantify the risk factors and time scales involved with climate change.

I haven't tried to create an alternative model, but if I were to do so I would try to incorporate relevant major known (or major possible) natural factors, along with AGW of course but starting with the generally accepted ECS of ~ 1.2 rather than the IPCC's 3.2 using unsubstantiated «feedbacks».

However, I am not a «warmista» by any means — we do not know how to properly quantify the albedo of aerosols, including clouds, with their consequent negative feedback effects in any of the climate sensitivity models as yet — and all models in the ensemble used by the «warmistas» are indicating the sensitivities (to atmospheric CO2 increase) are too high, by factors ranging from 2 to 4: which could indicate that climate sensitivity to a doubling of current CO2 concentrations will be of the order of 1 degree C or less outside the equatorial regions (none or very little in the equatorial regions)- i.e. an outcome which will likely be beneficial to all of us.

No, it is an inference from a remarkable two - variable ice core time series that shows the 800,000 year history of temperature driven by various factors, with a dominant CO2 feedback.

The much - reduced extent of the oldest and thickest ice, in combination with other factors such as ice transport that assist the ice - albedo feedback by exposing more open water, help explain this large and abrupt ice loss.

The Arctic provides an early indicator of global climate change through feedback systems associated with factors such as the high albedo of snow and ice [Holland and Bitz, 2003].

Increasing austral - spring insolation combined with sea - ice albedo feedbacks appear to be the key factors responsible for this warming.»

Not one of these effects is very strong on its own, and even adding each separately together would not fully explain the higher temperatures but rather than interacting additively, these different effects appear to interact multiplicatively, with feedbacks among the contributing factors leading to the surprisingly large increase in the chance of much higher temperatures.»

The main reasons are that (i) other forcing and feedback factors may co-vary in a statistically dependent way with CO2 and can not be separated, (ii) the operation of some climate feedbacks depends on the time scale considered, and (iii) the strength of climate feedbacks depends on the mean climate.

The MIT model permits one to systematically vary the model's climate sensitivity (by varying the strength of the cloud feedback) and rate of mixing of heat into the deep ocean and determine how the goodness - of - fit with observations depends on these factors.

While we have not evaluated all of the feedback mechanisms and internal and external forcing factors involved, we have shown evidence that the West Antarctic warming is consistent with the regional decline of sea ice in the ABS and with the atmospheric circulation trends over the Southern Oceans.

My best guess based on historical and recent data supports a raise of between 0.1 and o. 5 C per doubling of CO2, with cloud negative feedback being a major controlling factor.

This indicates a net feedback factor of f = 3 - 4, because either of these forcings would cause the earth's surface temperature to warm 1.2 - 1.3 °C to restore radiative balance with space, if other factors remained unchanged.

The reasons why the Arctic is warming so quickly — a phenomenon known as Arctic amplification — has to do with factors that are unique to the Arctic environment, involving feedbacks between sea ice, snow, water vapor and clouds.

As can be seen, the «constant RH assumption» exaggerates the actually observed moisture increase with warming by a factor of around 10:1 (and hence the model - based water vapor feedback estimates).

In sytem theory the planck response is just a negative feedback and for short time analysis can be approximated as nearly linear with some factor.

ΔTλ is, at its simplest, the product of three factors: the sum ΔF2x of all anthropogenic - era radiativeforcingsat CO2 doubling; the base or «no - feedbacks» climate sensitivity parameter κ; and the feedback multiplier f, such that the final or «with - feedbacks» climate sensitivity parameter λ = κf.

The base climate sensitivity parameter κis the most influential of the three factors of ΔTλ: for the final or «with - feedbacks» climate sensitivity parameter λ is the product of κand the feedback factor f, which is itselfdependent not only on the sum b of all climate - relevant temperature feedbacks but also on κ.Yet κ has received limited attention in the literature.

Interestingly enough with regards to LC09, aside from the errors discussed above, there was a paper by Forester & Gregory published in 2006 that also analyzed the ERBE data and came to the exact opposite conclusion — a positive feedback factor of around 2.3 Wm - 2 / K, implying a climate sensitivity higher than the IPCC.

Bartlett & Sanders — Randomised Clinical Trial of a Family - based Lifestyle Intervention: The Lifestyle Triple P Seminar Series Burriel — How do Supported Playgroups Assist Mothers with Mental Illness and their Children within a Prevention Framework Foster — Evaluation of Circle of Security Parenting Program for Women with Perinatal Mood Disorders Gelmini & Morawska — Infant Obesity Prevention Survey: Investigating Early Feedback Practices and Self - regulation Hendrickx — Students» Perceptions of Connectedness to Parents; Parental Knowledge & Time: The Association with Sutdent Health & Well - being Sethi, Shapiro, Hodge, & Kerns — A Systems - contextual Examination of Factors Associated with Successful Triple P Implementation

Self - esteem is a factor that can impact of persons understanding, demonstrating and emotional actions and also can be determiner factor in amount of making stress and events; self - esteem is a series of feedbacks and beliefs that person expresses in his relationship with outside world.

There is evidence that suggests the effectiveness of video feedback may vary with factors at both the level of the parent and of the child.

Three focus groups were held with local physicians to generate feedback on diagnostic and treatment planning challenges and factors that impact diagnostic and treatment planning decisions.