Second, source and use baselines are reliable predictors of outcomes.
|
|
Baselines are an independent window upon the effectiveness of infrastructure spending.
|
|
Third, publicly available baselines allow innovation in materials, technology, and methods.
|
|
First of all, baselines allow outcomes to be compared against similar facilities.
|
|
This last point is important, because it underscores the significance of baselines.
|
|
Such shifting baselines muddle the idea of adaptation to climate change, too.
|
|
Medtronic can use the data to establish baselines and monitor outcomes going forward.
|
|
" Daniel Pauly's forthcoming "Vanishing Fish: Shifting Baselines and the Future of Global Fisheries.
|
|
Instead, scientists combine data from a lot of different pairs of telescopes, called baselines.
|
|
With annual baselines, we could then study the impact of week-to-week variation.
|
|
In standard medicine, researchers determine baselines by taking an average across thousands of people.
|
|
"Shifting baselines" have to do with everyone's gut-level perception of the natural world.
|
|
OPEC has struggled with the question of production baselines and output allocations throughout its history.
|
|
He samples a part of the song and adds chords, baselines, different drums to it.
|
|
Some subjects veered from their baselines as they were struck by illnesses, the researchers found.
|
|
For now, it's more about establishing baselines of what a "healthy brain" might look like.
|
|
Susan Collins' explicit references to how this report comes out as baselines for their eventual vote.
|
|
Baselines expose unusual variations in costs, and drive higher service levels at lower life cycle cost.
|
|
Thanks to shifting baselines, most Americans only know single-family dwellings and auto-dependent land use.
|
|
The researchers then analyzed the data they gathered from each patient to determine their healthy baselines.
|
|
So we were able to use these baselines to estimate how much each page was redacted.
|
|
Both the US' pledge and others were meant as baselines that would get ramped up over time.
|
|
If I decide to make another attempt at a body transformation I've got better baselines to start from.
|
|
This includes managing project costs, simplifying Gantt charts, and understanding how to set up baselines and interim plans.
|
|
And he obliged, defending that strike zone like Thermopylae, sending one foul ball after another down the baselines.
|
|
He is working with historical fisheries data to map the shifting baselines that have impacted our coastal communities.
|
|
Negotiations have focused on establishing baselines on the use of HFCs and agreeing on a phase-down schedule.
|
|
"The shifting baselines come in as we keep seeing these strange summers again and again and again," Moore says.
|
|
We were (and remain) each other's baselines, well versed in crushes, flaws, personal mythologies, food allergies — you name it.
|
|
The early vote has given Democrats a lot of hope in Florida, where Hispanic turnout has shattered previous baselines.
|
|
There are screens in front of first and second base, in shallow center field and along the outfield baselines.
|
|
A sea of players and coaches were lined up along the first and third baselines for the pregame ceremonies.
|
|
"The most dangerous areas are the exposed areas along the first and third baselines in foul territory," the lawsuit said.
|
|
Baselines independently verify that money is spent in the right place, at the right time, and in the right way.
|
|
Proposals that stood out in 2015, like restricting employers from asking about criminal records on job applications, have become baselines.
|
|
Each group relies on similar surface temperature data but uses different methods and baselines to fill in gaps between observing stations.
|
|
This discount is mainly thanks to the recent(ish) boom in consumer VR, which has raised technical baselines while lowering prices.
|
|
Regulation could set baselines for what's prohibited and require companies to build systems for keeping harmful content to a bare minimum.
|
|
Each group relies on similar surface temperature data but uses different methods and baselines to fill in gaps between observing stations.
|
|
Even the most minute particulars can create baselines in an environment bent on constantly demanding more from everyone at all times.
|
|
She will throw out the first pitch from her wheelchair, the two teams flanking her along the first and third baselines.
|
|
"So I think there's going to be a very interesting resetting of those shifted baselines as we get out of this."
|
|
" Mommsen added that "the United States also again challenged China's 1996 declaration of straight baselines encompassing the Paracel Islands," referring to China's claim to the islands and the nearby waters saying that "with these baselines, China has attempted to claim more internal waters, territorial sea, exclusive economic zone, and continental shelf than it is entitled under international law.
|
|
The third and most important source of flexibility is creativity around the baselines where there are lots of opportunities for creative obfuscation.
|
|
At the same time, we must reiterate that we strongly recommend additional protections even though they cannot be expressed in our baselines.
|
|
In other words, people with weaker baseline networks of consciousness were able to lose it more quickly than those with stronger baselines.
|
|
Once we understand the prevalence of harmful content, we can see which companies are improving and where we should set the baselines.
|
|
Many states set code baselines statewide, while in 28503 states local governments determine what, if any, building codes apply in their jurisdictions.
|
|
Everyone else set their own baselines — which means each state in the map above includes different populations of children in their samples.
|
|
The caveat is that Democrats are outperforming their historic baselines in every special election because their base is so much more motivated.
|
|
But after Jacobson's daughter was hurt, the team extended the netting far down its baselines, as the Mets had done in 2017.
|
|
Policies that were dividing lines among Democrats have become baselines, and proposals that were politically untouchable are now firmly on the table.
|
|
Another argument is that the budget baselines treat taxes and spending differently, building spending extensions into the baseline but not tax cuts.
|
|
This needs to be considered when conducting radiocarbon dating, because if it isn't, you can't calibrate the local changes with the standard baselines.
|
|
Now the bullpens have moved under the bleachers, from their familiar spots down the baselines, where four new rows of seats now stand.
|
|
"Regulation could set baselines for what's prohibited and require companies to build systems for keeping harmful content to a bare minimum," he wrote.
|
|
These record physiological trends, establishing baselines for an athlete against which suspicious changes can be spotted, even if testing picks up no banned substance.
|
|
"If there's one overwhelming message, it's that the community needs to be more precise in how it's defining these pre-industrial baselines," he said.
|
|
"Both groups showed significant decreases in anxiety and fear of missing out over baselines, suggesting a benefit of increased self-monitoring," the study said.
|
|
Almost all are defined relative to "business as usual" baselines, which are driven by economic growth assumptions a decade and more in the future.
|
|
Alone, these carbon-14 values don't mean much; fortunately, researchers have developed standard baselines that match up certain carbon-14 values to set calendar dates.
|
|
I do get my blood tested every three to six months, so I have baselines and that's helped me learn a lot about my body.
|
|
They will then compare those turnout numbers to their own polling and voting frequency numbers to see if turnout is exceeding or underperforming those baselines.
|
|
The year 1986 was painted along the baselines, and the Mets wore their racing-stripe jerseys from that season, when they won the World Series.
|
|
The young ballplayers watched Frazier go 2 for 4 out of a stance that was as efficient and unremarkable as the baselines on the field.
|
|
Dr. Snyder and his colleagues worked out healthy baselines for each patient — not just for body temperature, but heart rate and balances of various proteins.
|
|
Both clubs also wore first-responder hats during batting practice, then lined up on their baselines alongside firefighters, police and E.M.T.s before the national anthem.
|
|
" Median salary: $116,000 Job description from FlexJobs: "Enterprise architects will develop use cases, business processes and business rules, and develop baselines and recommendations for architecture.
|
|
The one place you really do not want to be in tennis is in that dead man's zone between the service lines and the baselines.
|
|
In extremis, OPEC members could give up setting production levels and simply announce by how much each country will cut output, leaving the exact baselines undefined.
|
|
"I was walking him around — picking him up, swinging him around, playing the baselines and coming up with some fun energetic pieces of music," Palladio says.
|
|
In India, GDP would be 5003pp lower than the baseline, while in Brazil and Russia the deviation would be 0.8 and 0.9pp, respectively versus the baselines.
|
|
With those as the baselines, it's pretty difficult to see a path forward that can get a large majority of the Senate to support any fix.
|
|
The FTC uses its own prior actions as a baseline, but those baselines are so low as to be effectively meaningless in a case like YouTube's.
|
|
Industry members, including Google and Microsoft, have proposed an international system of expedited evidence sharing between countries that agree to certain human and civil rights baselines.
|
|
You're neither at the net nor at the baselines -- caught between the two, you wind up trying to hit balls back that keep landing at your feet.
|
|
Over the ensuing years, the country established several provincial and city-level carbon-trading pilot projects, with varying rules, scopes, and baselines, to test-drive the concept.
|
|
The most important thing is getting the baselines, rules, and procedures right, creating a functioning system that can be used as a ratchet for decades to come.
|
|
Butler pointed out to Raffaele that conventional medicine had established multiple ways of measuring vital signs, like blood pressure, and setting them against baselines of a broader public.
|
|
To establish baselines for their work, Dr Abdellaoui, Dr Visscher and their colleagues turned first to 33 published studies that used a technique called genome-wide association study.
|
|
He urged countries to establish baselines and databases so they can measure progress towards reducing the loss of life and economic costs of disaster, and assess future costs.
|
|
But more than optimizing tedious workflows or gamifying daily activities, smart technology has helped to increase our baselines and has made us better innovators and enactors of change.
|
|
Still, aides in both chambers acknowledge the path forward is more difficult than not given the constant tug of special interests, state and district priorities and ideological baselines.
|
|
Adding to this body of work will help to establish baselines for further study and link researchers across the country to help find connections and, ultimately, comprehensive solutions.
|
|
As Murray and Milos Raonic walked to their respective baselines to start their Australian Open semifinal match on Friday night, the entire Rod Laver Arena crowd went silent.
|
|
It's difficult to project the baselines of intact forest loss and degradation far into the future, and those predictions are needed to calculate the climate benefits of protecting them.
|
|
She tells me that although establishing metrics can be useful to set baselines and measure changes, metrics are human constructs and, as such, are inherently biased with human subjectivities.
|
|
That's why Microsoft provides Windows security baselines, which consist of a group of Microsoft-recommended configuration settings that can be relied upon to provide a more secure operating system.
|
|
External regulation, however, could help establish baselines for what content is harmful rather than leaving various social media platforms and services to set their own different standards, Zuckerberg writes.
|
|
Standards should be tailored to the particular business and corporate culture but stress fundamental baselines such as returns on shareholder capital and steady progress in market value per share.
|
|
The wretched weather prompted the Yankees to skip the traditional pregame introductions of the teams along the baselines and scrap plans to unfurl an enormous American flag in the outfield.
|
|
In our experiments, we evaluate our approach against multiple baselines under different scenarios; it shows state-of-the-art performance, and possesses potential values for large-scale real-world applications.
|
|
Monfils hung in for the first seven games of the second set but was clearly in distress — seeking out the shade behind the baselines to catch his breath between points.
|
|
So despite the "scary boring" string of "warmest" temperature records of late (see "shifting baselines"), despite years of "worse than we thought" findings and messages, "meh" still wins the day.
|
|
The giant distances between the antennae of ngVLA or the SKA, which are known as baselines, will enable the observatories to pinpoint the whereabouts of a signal with sharp accuracy.
|
|
Here's what those viewing angles look like, taken from a copy of the research published on the Naval Academy's website:Towards Baselines for Shoulder Surfing on Mobile Authentication - United States Naval Academy.
|
|
Primary characters like Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) and Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) are key to the action in ways that become actively frustrating as they don't develop past their familiar baselines.
|
|
Confessions of a congressman: 9 secrets from the inside Those of us who have been running since before puberty are distinctly out of touch with our baselines in every physical sense.
|
|
Now, some of this may have been natural movement toward the partisan baseline in red states like Missouri and Indiana, but these forecast models are supposed to take into these baselines.
|
|
A few years will be spent gathering and verifying data on plant-level emissions, establishing rules and baselines, engaging in "dummy" trades as a stress test, and generally setting the table.
|
|
In theory, the negotiations turn on mundane issues including claims for exemptions and the use of members' own production data versus estimates from "secondary sources" to establish baselines from which to cut.
|
|
Iran and Iraq are disruptive powers intent on challenging the status quo, with less interest in an agreement that entrenches current production baselines and restricts their ambitions to grow future oil output.
|
|
Gurucul's Risk Analytics security platform combines machine learning models with big data to understand normal baselines of behavior and uncover anomalies, and to provide visibility that spans identities, accounts, access and activity.
|
|
With the combatic baselines all laid out in a serious way, the devs on PUBG can now start focusing on the personality and uniqueness of their settings and paintball arena-like worlds.
|
|
So the first steps as a joint venture will be to define the problem, document the data set and release it, create baselines and metrics by which to measure their success, and so on.
|
|
Environmental groups say steps the industries have already taken, including regulations to reduce emissions from new aircraft and ships, will not help much because they are tied to baselines for improvement that are too low.
|
|
Similarly, according to Deutsch, we won't collectively care about the death of all the fish, because when it finally happens, our baselines will have shifted so much that the lack of fish will seem normal.
|
|
The three courts are laid out side-by-side, and most people watched the tournament from a single line of chairs set up along an elevated walkway that ran the length of the courts' baselines.
|
|
All those baselines essentially create one enormous telescope with a giant light-collection area—but rather than light waves meeting in one place as they do in a regular telescope, their data meets at a supercomputer later.
|
|
There is still plenty of room for Trump to take a more moderate action with more targeted options — such as country-by-country, different types of steel, or setting baselines to target countries that ramp up exports.
|
|
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised interest rates a quarter of a point to a range between 28503 percent and 22019 percent, citing the relatively steady growth of the economy and need to return to higher baselines.
|
|
The authors stressed that bright spots were not those with most fish, but were outperforming expectations judged against baselines such as the size of local populations, tourism, and whether or not reefs were in a marine reserve.
|
|
Like most hard courts in the city, Fort Greene's are not in amazing shape (whole sections near the baseline of several courts have eroded) and the trees that surround them tend to rain debris behind the baselines.
|
|
"With telescopes like the ngVLA or the SKA, in addition to being more sensitive and having wider frequency coverage, they also have longer baselines which allows you to very carefully map where the signal is," Siemion said.
|
|
Generally, it took just two to eight years for Americans in a given location to adjust their mental baselines of what was normal — in other words, to stop recognizing that those extreme temperatures were in fact extreme.
|
|
According to data the countries reported to OPEC, while both cut production substantially in January, they did so from higher levels than the supply baselines used in the agreement, meaning that technically they are not complying at all.
|
|
Authorities have introduced the concept of a biological passport for athletes as a way to keep this in check, tracking biomarkers over time in order to establish individual baselines for competitors to make it harder to game the standards.
|
|
Gordon Reid, a Scottish player who reached the men's final, found success in pulling his opponents toward the sides of the court, where the grass is lusher and more encumbering than in the worn, hardened areas behind the baselines.
|
|
Reuters was the first to report the maneuver, which "challenged the restrictions on innocent passage imposed by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam, and also contested China's claim to straight baselines enclosing the Paracel Islands," the Navy's 7th fleet spokesman Cmdr.
|
|
Reuters was the first to report the maneuver, which "challenged the restrictions on innocent passage imposed by China, Taiwan, and Vietnam, and also contested China's claim to straight baselines enclosing the Paracel Islands," the Navy's 6900th fleet spokesman Cmdr.
|
|
She then compared these baselines to hormone levels in the feces of six whales that had become entangled in fishing lines, and one that had been stranded for several days, finding that those animals were off-the-charts anxious.
|
|
The voluntary program certifies appliances, lighting, electronics, and buildings that meet certain efficiency baselines that then help consumers save money on utility bills, and is one of 225 administered by the EPA set for elimination under the new administration's budget proposal.
|
|
The voluntary program certifies appliances, lighting, electronics, and buildings that meet certain efficiency baselines that then help consumers save money on utility bills, and is one of 50 administered by the EPA set for elimination under the new administration's budget proposal.
|
|
This technique combines information from the pairs of telescopes, called baselines, clocking the infinitesimal difference in the amount of time it took the light to arrive at either, and correlating the radio wave signals with the time as measured by the atomic clocks.
|
|
In interviews and talks in recent weeks, Mr. Pompeo has not mentioned his earlier insistence that North Koreans must first turn over a complete list of nuclear assets, which some experts say is a necessary first step to establishing baselines for full denuclearization.
|
|
But "baselines are shifting and changes occurring so rapidly that it may be difficult to predict if this pattern will continue," cautioned Kuulei S. Rodgers, an assistant researcher at the University of Hawaii at Manoa who was not a part of the study.
|
|
Meanwhile, the more conventional piano loops in "Wait" and "Rover 2.0" spin with martial regularity, providing consistent musical baselines Blocboy's playful rhythms and subtle electronic vocal flourishes, foregrounding his enunciated raps while turning the ad-libs into a murky vocal hall of mirrors.
|
|
Over the course of the last three months, DHS worked to developed new security baselines, which includes factors such as whether countries issue electronic passports with biometric information, report lost or stolen passports to INTERPOL, and share information about travelers' terror-related and criminal histories.
|
|
Fed raises rates for second time in 2017: The Federal Reserve on Wednesday raised interest rates a quarter of a point to a range between 1 percent and 2023 percent, citing the relatively steady growth of the economy and need to return to higher baselines.
|
|
Joe Girardi would have been standing just to the right of home plate before Game 3 on Friday, shaking hands with Dave Roberts of the Los Angeles Dodgers, their teams lined up on the baselines, a giant flag stretched across the Yankee Stadium outfield.
|
|
Zuckerberg in a March op-ed suggested that governments could "set baselines for what's prohibited and require companies to build systems for keeping harmful content to a bare minimum" — an idea he privately pitched to lawmakers during a rare trip to Capitol Hill last month.
|
|
When comparing countries' actual robot adoption to the quantity one would expect based on their wage levels, Asian countries far outstrip Europe and the U.S. Details: A new report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation created baselines for expected robot adoption using manufacturing workers' pay.
|
|
Even if platforms that use ML as a primary method of detecting bad stuff could ingest and process all the data, extract all the features we want, and cluster them all appropriately, there is a massive philosophical issue at play here – the sanctity of customers' baselines.
|
|
Which is exactly what I was doing last weekend at Houghton, a festival in Norfolk, with a superbly-curated lineup of techno and house DJs, a beautiful setting, and tons of 20 to 30-years-old chewing their faces off to the thudding baselines of Jane Fitz.
|
|
Besides working out and watching what he eats, Cuban gets his "blood tested every three to six months, so I have baselines and that's helped me learn a lot about my body," he told Recode's Peter Kafka at the South By Southwest conference in Austin, Texas on March 9.
|
|
The Consumer Goods Forum, which represents more than 400 of the world's largest retailers and manufacturers from 70 countries, has adopted a resolution urging its members to reduce food waste from their operations by 50 percent by 2025, with baselines and progress to be measured using the new standard.
|
|
A congressionally mandated report on the Pentagon's AI initiatives released this week by the RAND Corporation finds that the DoD lacks "baselines and metrics" to assess progress, that the JAIC's role within the DoD ecosystem remains unclear, and that the JAIC lacks the authority to deliver on its goals.
|
|
Faurby points out that, "no previous study has systematically estimated the natural distribution of all species within larger clades [a clade is a taxonomic grouping that includes a common ancestor and all the genetic descendants, extant and extinct, of that ancestor]," making this study crucial for establishing baselines for modern conservation strategies.
|
|
Near one of the baselines, he spotted James Dolan, the team's widely reviled owner, sitting next to a muscle-bound young man whom he recognized as Dolan's son, Quentin, a bodybuilder, to whom Safdie had once anonymously AirDropped a photograph of a monster flashing a devil's-horn sign—he likes sending strange pictures to strangers.
|
|
Any one race can be an outlier, but this Kentucky race -- along with the more than 90 special elections that have been held since Trump became President -- tell a clear story: Democrats are outperforming their baselines by a significant enough margin in special elections so far as to be favored to take back the House in November.
|
|
On Pro Basketball CLEVELAND — On the morning of his first game with the Boston Celtics, Kyrie Irving sat at the center of a scrum of reporters along one of the baselines at Quicken Loans Arena and refused to talk about what everyone wanted him to talk about, specifically his reasons for demanding a trade from the Cleveland Cavaliers over the summer.
|
|