Sentences with phrase «with uncertainty of»

So encouraging to see even with the uncertainty of «too little / too much» (which I'm ever wondering about!)

With the uncertainty of the election behind us, historically low mortgage rates, and the technology our team is deploying, our agents are strongly positioned to grow their businesses and deliver a better experience to consumers.»

With the uncertainty of the economy and when the next Federal Reserve move in interest rates will occur, ceilings have provided some protection.

Anxious / ambivalent attachment is hypothesized to make the child anxious and distracted during exploration, as the child is preoccupied with the uncertainty of whether a secure base will be available when needed (Elliot & Reis, 2003).

For example, we've all probably dealt with the uncertainty of a first date in which we are trying to decipher whether our date is actually interested in us or if he or she is simply putting on a happy face to avoid hurting our feelings.

The good news is that most stalking is nonviolent and does not continue past a year and a half.4 Admittedly, that is a long time to live with the uncertainty of not knowing how or when a stalking ex will attack.

No child should have to live with the uncertainty of not knowing where they really belong; foster care was never intended to be a long - term solution to the danger and deprivation children in the foster care system have endured.

Many senior - level executives, accustomed to being in control, are uncomfortable with the uncertainty of the interview situation.

These positive stresses are amplified when we're left with uncertainty of how to proceed post-interview.

With the uncertainty of the crypto markets, such returns are unrealistic and investors should stay clear of projects whose returns seem too good to be true.

Perhaps it's not all that surprising with the uncertainty of what Social Security will look like in the future and health insurance premium costs (with coverage now mandatory by the federal government).

After you've been injured, you're faced with the uncertainty of recovery, the piling medical bills, and intense pain and suffering.

The TAR reported an RF due to sulphate aerosol of — 0.40 W m — 2 with an uncertainty of a factor of two, based on global modelling studies that were available at that time.

However, the mean of predictions of all models reproduced experimental data, with an uncertainty of less than 10 % of measured yields.

From 1901 an equivalent warming of 0.57 °C has occurred, with an uncertainty of ± 0.17 °C.

Therefore, for the 1.4 % discount rate case only, GDP increases at 1.3 yr − 1, as in Stern (2006), with an uncertainty of +0.3 / − 0.5 % yr − 1.

Most organizations are very familiar with uncertainty of many different kinds and even qualitative guidance can have substantial value in the design of robust adaptation strategies which minimize vulnerability to both climate variability and change.

Our estimate for MAT averaged across 3 independent methods was about -0.4 C with uncertainty of about 0.4 C to 5C, depending on the method used.

Already in 1977 W.W. Kellogg, reporting to the WMO, had arrived at the same 3 °C «with an uncertainty of roughly a factor of two, «Kellogg (1977), p. vii.

The PNS takes part in the task of contrasting calculated risk with perceived risk, and in reviewing what is at risk, with the uncertainty of taking action.

The WMO (1999) assessment gave a value of -0.2 Wm - 2 with an uncertainty of ± 0.15 Wm - 2 for the period from late 1970s to mid-1990s.

What you are missing is the ~ 190 GtC / yr that cycles through the oceans and land mass, with an uncertainty of about 40 GtC.

Hansen et al. (1998) updated their forcing to -0.2 Wm - 2 with an uncertainty of 0.1 Wm - 2 for the period 1970 to present.

I think if we do the math and re-associate the terms, you end up back with the mean standard error from the average of 62 terms (31 maxes and 31 mins separated by something like 18 deg F) each with an uncertainty of 0.3 to 0.4 deg C. You'll wind up with a mean standard error of 0.6 to 0.7 deg C of the monthly average.

NASA states that the average global surface air temperature between 1951 and 1980 is 14 °C, «with an uncertainty of several tenths of a degree»,

The cash value of this is, that all of NASA's estimates of annual mean global surface temperatures come with an uncertainty of + / -(not less than 0.6) °C.

It's important to note Jason - 1 provides an estimate of sea level with an uncertainty of 3 - 4 mm.

How does WMAP data enable us to determine the age of the universe is 13.77 billion years, with an uncertainty of only 0.4 %?

This value corresponds to a warming of about 1.6 (with uncertainty of 0.4) deg C due to doubling the amount of carbon dioxide.».

The 5AR estimates (with «low confidence») they create -1 W / m2 of forcing, with an uncertainty of about + / - 1 W / m2, with GHGs forcing of about 3.2 + / - 1 W / m2 (5AR WG1 Figure T. 6).

Warming was predicted to be 0.30 C and ended up being 0.045 C with an uncertainty of about 0.05 C.

Rufus coal plant after coal plant is being closed in the US rather than deal with the uncertainty of Obama admin regulations.

you combine the forcings to get total forcings... with uncertainty of course.

The TAR assessed the RF due to fossil fuel BC as being +0.2 W mâ $ «2 with an uncertainty of a factor of two.

(The global mean surface air temperature for that period was estimated to be 14 °C (57 °F), with an uncertainty of several tenths of a degree.)

The use of humour runs throughout, exposing coping mechanisms we use to deal with the uncertainty of an unstable existence.

She was moved back and forth several times between the two countries during her childhood — her parents initial reaction to what they perceived as the amorality of life in the West countered with the uncertainty of life in Java.

I played Counter-Strike: Source for most of my childhood so I wasn't thrilled at the thought of playing a new Counter-Strike game (Counter-Strike: Global Offensive) with the uncertainty of what was to come.

With uncertainty of the exit points further up, we didn't want to take a chance getting stuck as we wanted to get up to Te Paki sand dunes for some more sandboarding!

and would find themselves unhappy living with the uncertainty of where their next dollar will come from.

It also brings with it the uncertainty of what event to attend.

Besides, the whole point of going through the process of allocating your money between stocks and bonds is to deal with the uncertainty of the market.

With the uncertainty of the proposed GGP deal, I'm once again seeing a lot of value in BPY.UN.

However, with the uncertainty of the job market and general economy, a more substantial rainy day fund has become essential.

Students are all too familiar with the uncertainty of the job market, the rising cost of student loans, and the burden of high taxation in an inflationary economic environment.

The uncertainty of how one would be treated by a white owner, coupled with the uncertainty of not being able to trust some of your fellow slaves was well conveyed by the author.

Shot with ponderous long - takes and minimal camera movements, Durkin's film has an airy quality that works well with the uncertainty of its central character.

I'd like to think that if the world was ever faced with the uncertainty of a zombie outbreak, that those desperately fending for their survival would turn to pinball to help make any tricky deci...

As the title of this complex tale hints, worth isn't determined by waist size or easy solutions, but by a man's ability — or, in this case, a boy's — to live with the uncertainty of his choices.

These sites ensure you do not have to do with the uncertainty of the date when you meet someone in a pub or nightclub.