Sentences with phrase «year trend lines»

If you replace 8 - year trend lines with n - year, at what value of n do they start to faithfully reflect the underlying trend?

The difficulty in using particular year trend lines is that they are one dimensional.

The CO2 rise / year should all the time seek back to the 2 - 3 ppm / year trend line even BEFORE temperature does anything.

Gross stated today that 25 year trend lines in both 5 and 10 year treasuries have been broken, signaling a bear market.

The reader should note that the last 2 columns (light brown) provide annualized total return estimates based on the consensus 3 to 5 years trend line analyst estimates of either cash flows or earnings.

In other words, are the temperature gradients between closely spaced collection points small enough to make milli - degree / year trend lines based on data collected from randomly drifting buoys meaningful?

Gross stated today that 25 year trend lines in both 5 and 10 year treasuries have been broken, signaling a bear market.

The CRU data shows a 14 - year trend line with a slope of 0.

He said bonds were already in a bear market, noting that 25 - year trend lines had been breached in both five - and 10 - year Treasury maturities.

«More importantly, it's above its trend line going all the way back to 2007, so you break a 10 - year trend line and make a nice higher high, that's a very bullish sign.»

This is particularly true because gold has already broken above its six - year trend line, going all the way back to those 2011 highs.

Williamson also criticizes the somewhat arbitrary decision to use a 15 - year trend line to make projections.

For what it's worth, the blue 8 - year trend lines all seem to converge into a positive linear trend between 1995 and 2005, suggesting a consistent increase in temps.

Torsten, why do you think that extrapolation from a 20 - year trend line is likely to prove reliable over even the next 20 years, much less the next 80?

10 year trend lines, offset 5 years to cover that period.

For what it's worth, the blue 8 - year trend lines all seem to converge into a positive linear trend between 1995 and 2005, suggesting a consistent increase in temps.

These graphs illustrate that the 8 - year trends in the UK Met Office data are of course just as noisy as in the GISS data; that 7 - year trend lines are of course even noisier than 8 - year trend lines; and that things start to stabilise (trends getting statistically robust) when 15 - year averaging is used.

The red line is the annual global - mean GISTEMP temperature record (though any other data set would do just as well), while the blue lines are 8 - year trend lines — one for each 8 - year period of data in the graph.

-- GISS data with 15 - year trend lines

-- UK Met Office data (instead of GISS data) with 8 - year trend lines — GISS data with 7 - year trend lines (instead of 8 - year).