It was like a 4 standard deviation day followed by another 4 standard deviation day.
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This isn't just about deviation from a script; it's about deviation from a particular, gendered script.
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That's not a big deviation from the normal 50 Hertz, but over time the deviation adds up.
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The black-white gap then shrank from substantially more than a standard deviation for the 1943 cohort to roughly a standard deviation for the 1963 cohort to slightly more than half a standard deviation for the 2003 cohort.
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For math, the black-white gap went from around slightly more than a standard deviation to slightly more than half a standard deviation.
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For reference, anything within one standard deviation is considered a "normal" level, while anything more than one standard deviation above (below) is considered overbought (oversold).
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The standard deviation, when measuring the quality of physicians, is much larger than the standard deviation of airline pilots, though both populations are responsible for human lives.
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When the earnings beat is greater than 1 standard deviation over the mean, 90 percent of the time it lands at least 1.5 standard deviation above the mean.
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In fact, these participants saw their average test scores reduced by 1.22 standard deviation units over 20 years; people with healthy eyes saw declines of only 0.91 standard deviation units.
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Goldman has found that stocks typically grow with moves of less than 1 standard deviation per month, are flat with between 1 and 2 standard deviation moves, and fall with anything above 2.
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Authorities are alerted when there's deviation from what's considered normal.
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Many conservatives view it as a deviation from the faith.
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Any deviation from a schedule is not to be allowed.
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Any deviation will threaten a doctor's ability to practice medicine.
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A big deviation triggers a text message to the farmer.
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Public deviation from the president by the military is unusual.
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They went up $21,2000 for each standard deviation of red.
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In general, criminals score half a standard deviation below that.
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But any deviation from average can affect the production chain.
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"Clients don't understand what standard deviation and volatility mean," Abrams said.
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Graphic: Cumulative deviation of PSPP purchases from capital key - http://reut.
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"That was a deviation from their material," a former employee remarked.
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It is, at the very least, a deviation from the formula.
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That's her deviation from the practice of many Russian ballerinas today.
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For Whitney, the tiniest deviation in their procedure can be devastating.
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This deviation put Pence's speech in a Christian context few noticed.
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The one deviation is playing iPhone games to relieve her ennui.
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DEVIATION By Luce D'Eramo Translated by Anne Milano Appel 347 pp.
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The standard deviation of those projections was 114, just under 4%.
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Presidential politics is no place for deviation from a narrow norm.
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We are one standard deviation off that high at this level.
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We're at least one standard deviation out of normal valuation range.
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In fact, beta is the output of a simple mathematical equation that takes the product of a given stock's standard deviation and its correlation with the overall market, and divides that by the market's standard deviation.
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Whilst my peers were nailing standard deviation I was stuck on algebra.
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There is plenty of deviation from these means to keep things interesting.
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An athlete who is one standard deviation worse would score minus 1.
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Vans took just 43 minutes with a standard deviation of five minutes.
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Hizbullah's reluctance to blame Israel is also a deviation from previous assassinations.
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Mutation produces variety and deviation; selection kills off the least functional mutations.
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SO IT'S NOT GOING TO BE WILD DEVIATION FROM WHERE WE'VE BEEN.
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For starters, Europe is one standard deviation cheaper than it normally is.
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"Deviation," then, is not only (or even primarily) a narrative of incarceration.
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Another minor deviation: I also added avocado to the tacos for creaminess.
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It's a firmly established French tradition, and there is rarely much deviation.
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We didn't know at the time that we had a mitochondrial deviation.
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There was deviation hidden in the middle of all those loops, though.
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Many laws, such as military conscription, taxes, environmental regulations, and drug laws will accomplish their ends even if there is some deviation from the norm they set forth, so long as that deviation does not become too great.
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" Based on that internal 1966 memo, however, Selye had apparently proposed a five-point project "for advancing the concept that stress is related to disease, that 'deviation' of stress is necessary, and that smoking is an acceptable deviation.
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"Tillerson allowed the significant deviation ... to continue uncorrected for years," the lawsuit said.
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Kensho found 21 occasions when GDP missed the consensus by 1 standard deviation.
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These assets are all more risky than bonds (in terms of standard deviation).
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It is also a deviation from the Indian republic's original idea of itself.
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The commission said Italy's plans represent an "unprecedented deviation" from previously agreed targets.
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This would mean any deviation above or below that level was equally undesirable.
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For reference, the same deviation last year was less than half a percent.
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It is a deviation from familiar notes that move us through the past.
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More than half of these deviation reports concerned reactors in France, he said.
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The Ariana line wasn't the only deviation from the script heading into Saturday.
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This was a deviation in her baseline behavior, because typically she's a pointer.
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These relationships yielded a projected Broadway average and standard deviation for each week.
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Barring a major deviation from Justice Department policy, Trump will not be indicted.
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Arizona's deviation from the law school norm, however, may have a limited life.
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If that were the case, it would be a deviation from the books.
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Diversity and deviation from the norm are not celebrated; they're not even tolerated.
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Merely holding one to your forehead raises your I.Q. by a standard deviation.
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I'm a little bit of a standard deviation or two out from consensus.
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It's a fresh lick of paint, rather than a total deviation from the formula.
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The star sported a thick mustache, a major deviation from his usually-groomed look.
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But he said he considered himself responsible for any deviation from Wells Fargo's goals.
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These are the basic ways of summarizing data: mean, percentiles, range, standard deviation, etc.
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I like my punk, punk and any deviation is totally irrelevant to my tastes.
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The company's earnings has one of the lowest 10-year standard deviation of ROA.
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So if there is any deviation in a pulsar's pulse, scientists can measure it.
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Any deviation from my scripted trajectory warrants a worried phone call or text message.
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To their relief, in one deviation from history, they were allowed to wear sneakers.
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It devoured his data, then commanded him to walk inside without the slightest deviation.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch's guidelines could cause a downgrade of the ratings.
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Such a sudden deviation would have been noticed by the plane's 200-plus passengers.
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Some analysts are also expecting tax cuts and an inevitable deviation from fiscal consolidation.
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Yet there's a potential wildcard, a deviation that throws off the most careful calculations.
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A permanent film set would be a drastic deviation from the building's original use.
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Any deviation from the care and feeding of the icon is fraught with risk.
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A deviation from its narrowly defined domestic policy role may also be rating negative.
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"That is one of the key reasons for deviation from (profit) estimates," he said.
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Furthermore, the standard deviation around the mean of 55.7% in hash oil was 24.7%.
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If a deviation in gravity existed, surely this years-long drop would reveal it.
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Last comes religious tolerance: how aggressively do religious institutions object to deviation from sexual norms?
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Beating by 12 cents per share, the results were one standard deviation from the mean.
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Oh's sentiments felt like a significant deviation from the narrative the show has been pushing.
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Belarus' unique look is caused by strabismus, or the deviation of one or both eyes.
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Until late in 2016 there was little to suggest any deviation from the informal rules.
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However, technology stocks had a standard deviation of returns 80 percent greater than the market.
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Morgan Stanley estimates that FX volatility remains one standard deviation below its long-term average.
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In this case the deviation was caused by the missed payment on the city's eurobond.
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Regardless of the result, however, a significant deviation from Ireland's current economic course is unlikely.
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Last night, he dropped "False Alarm", which is definitely his biggest deviation from form yet.
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Every Pile record is a bit of a deviation from what has come before though.
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Their reported height was more accurate (a third of an inch was the average deviation).
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And an Economist/YouGov survey showed no significant deviation from Trump's numbers the previous week.
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Regulators will need a process for documenting the safety case for each requested FMVSS deviation.
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This would imply further deviation from the medium-term objective of a 1.0% structural deficit.
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This also helps explain his major deviation from his opposition to US military intervention overseas.
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I had a fixed view of my career, so the deviation felt like a setback.
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Any deviation to the left could bring the storm's center onshore, according to the NHC.
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Houghton's abstract patterning represented an uncompromising and radical deviation from existing artistic norms in England.
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On the Y-axis are the black-white gap and the gap between children of families at the 90th percentile in income and families at the 803th percentile of income, in standard deviation terms (one standard deviation of IQ is equal to 15 points).
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"They need to have a combined understanding of standard deviation and historical maximum loss," Abrams said.
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Standard deviation is a measure of how spread out a data set is from its mean.
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It also marks Facebook's steady deviation from its earlier assurance that it isn't a media company.
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While Nick's casting was a deviation in some ways, it was also consistent with franchise logic.
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The topsy-turvy "Incidental Sketches" by Michelangelo and his pupils displays the generative force of deviation.
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When this goes one standard deviation above the mean, stocks are in the "secular overvaluation zone".
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"Furthermore, banks are expected to explain any deviation from the guidance to supervisors," the ECB said.
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Defence Minister Krasimir Karakachanov said that the deviation from the initial budget should not be big.
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This is a deviation from OnePlus' global online store, which also sells smartphones in select regions.
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In that realm, my experience has been that any deviation from masculinity is seen as wrong.
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But Brien also seemed to relish in the state's deviation from the standard Democratic Party line.
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What kind of world where ugliness is the norm and beauty the deviation from that norm?
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Although D'Eramo earned a doctorate in philosophy, her treatment of such matters in "Deviation" is subpar.
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Philip's music uses repetition, but there's a lot of drama to be found in the deviation.
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I've made a habit of abandoning plans, and I don't recall ever regretting a spontaneous deviation.
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The finance minister told CNBC she is not expecting any deviation from planned expenditures and revenues.
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RNR's average GAAP calendar-year combined ratio over the most recent 10-year period (2006-2015) was favorable, albeit volatile, at 61.9%, with a standard deviation of 13%, including an average combined ratio of 44.4% for the catastrophe reinsurance segment, with a standard deviation of 33.1%.
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In this case the deviation was caused by the revision of the Outlook on the sovereign's IDRs.
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Any deviation from low unemployment, strong wage growth, and gross domestic product growth would assist his opponent.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating drivers could result in a downgrade.
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It's basically the magic bullet that explains every major deviation between this franchise and our familiar world.
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Consequently, the authors expect the standard deviation of monthly temperatures to increase by nearly 20% in Brazil.
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That said, the prime window is also huge, with little deviation one month to eleven months beforehand.
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The standard deviation, a gauge of forecast dispersion, reached 0.75, compared to 0.50 in the previous survey.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating driver could result in a downgrade.
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As school students of statistics know, a standard deviation is a measure of variation from the mean.
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This was the biggest deviation from Italy's quota relative to the size of the overall monthly amount.
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Ticker: JNJSector: HealthcareMarket cap: $353 billionForward P/E: 14Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 9%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: SONSector: MaterialsMarket cap: $6 billionForward P/E: 16Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 9%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: HSICSector: HealthcareMarket cap: $9 billionForward P/E: 17Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 8%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: DGXSector: HealthcareMarket cap: $14 billionForward P/E: 15Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 6%Source: Goldman Sachs
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This temperature chart, based on NASA data, shows temperature deviation from the 1951-1980 average per decade.
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The starting point for this debate is Mr. Trump's deviation from free-market orthodoxy on international trade.
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To illustrate this, Figure 4 shows the variation (relative standard deviation) in the number of daily sessions.
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"I explained that both systems were on internet time, and there was no deviation," Detective Meeker said.
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"Deviation," an autobiographical novel by the Italian writer and critic Luce D'Eramo, is a case in point.
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It was concluded that there was nothing a professional could do to heal me of my deviation.
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"The Ninth Circuit's deviation from ordinary principles of law is unfortunate, though not surprising," Justice Thomas wrote.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch criteria for any key rating drivers could cause a rating downgraded.
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But, this is a huge deviation from the lack of answers provided to them back in 1996.
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But the operators agreed they would not tolerate a grid time deviation of more than 60 seconds.
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I imagine that it is the kind of drawing where the tiniest deviation would quickly expose itself.
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Khamenei's website states that he is particularly "sensitive" about the MSRT, as well as the ministries of Defense, Foreign Affairs, Education, and Culture and Islamic Guidance, because "any deviation in those places would lead to the country's deviation as a whole" from the principles of the Islamic Revolution.
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There have been 16 occasions in the last decade when the GDP report beat by 1 standard deviation.
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Enter the average value (reported as the "mean") and variance (reported as the "standard deviation") for each sex.
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Specifically, improving your total of clean breaks by one standard deviation was associated with scoring 4.7 extra points.
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A material deviation from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating driver could cause the rating to be downgraded.
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The plane was at an altitude of 37,000 feet within the flight path, without any deviation, Azmi said.
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That's not a big deviation from last year, in which iPhone unit sales were just 1 percent higher.
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This new character isn't the only deviation the Netflix adaptation is taking from the Melissa Joan Hart series.
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But Apple doesn't provide a visual example of what an iPad with a 400-micron deviation looks like.
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Like Bailey, Mason found that there was a noticeable deviation between the twins' genetic responses to their environments.
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The official stressed European rules allow for deviations from targets, and insisted Italy's deviation was not very significant.
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OD: And of course you have in a day, day to Day deviation in the price of assets.
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The move is a "deviation from international standards" aimed at reducing banking risks, one European official told Reuters.
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Judging by the deviation from average March temperatures, Phil was wrong 15 times and right just 12 times.
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Given the deviation, Fitch has used collected sales in place of contracted sales in our calculation of ratios.
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He does not see corporate behemoths as a deviation from the ideal of a land of small entrepreneurs.
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Ticker: PEPSector: Consumer staplesMarket cap: $191 billionForward P/E: 24Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 9%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: GPCSector: Consumer discretionaryMarket cap: $14 billionForward P/E: 16Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 9%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: SYYSector: Consumer staplesMarket cap: $41 billionForward P/E: 20Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 9%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: OMCSector: Communication servicesMarket cap: $16 billionForward P/E: 12Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 6%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: WMTSector: Consumer staplesMarket cap: $340 billionForward P/E: 24Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 6%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: DOXSector: Information technologyMarket cap: $9 billionForward P/E: 14Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 5%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: AZOSector: Consumer discretionaryMarket cap: $27 billionForward P/E: 16Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 4%Source: Goldman Sachs
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Ticker: FISVSector: Information technologyMarket cap: $73 billionForward P/E: 23Standard deviation of EBITDA growth: 4%Source: Goldman Sachs
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The new model is a considerable deviation from the first version's pledge to untether us from our phones.
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They stuck to their script without deviation and avoided eye contact, America's version of the Buckingham Palace guards.
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Tim Spelios's unruly deviation from this lineage is certainly among the reasons why his collages are so beguiling.
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"Arnold's locks do not reflect 'lowness' or a deviation from what should be a 'high expectation,'" she wrote.
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" She added, "They don't get involved in politics, but this is itself seen as a suspicious political deviation.
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When the deviation was below 100, the S&P gained less than 1 percent annually, the study showed.
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However, they point to a risk of significant deviation from the adjustment path towards the MTO in 2017.
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Roughly speaking, recruited athletes are allowed to have an A.I. within one standard deviation of the overall admitted class.
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Any deviation in that rate could be a sign that our universe doesn&apost work the way Einstein predicted.
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"A deviation from that will be perceived as a negative," said Rob Bartenstein, CEO of Kestra Private Wealth Services.
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Since 2010, Apple beat Wall Street by this magnitude (1 standard deviation above the mean beat) 11 other times.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch guidelines for any key rating drivers could cause the ratings to be downgraded.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating driver could cause Fitch to downgrade the rating.
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Their actions will be a pure, beautiful form of deviation that renders New Orleans hopeless, praying for a miss.
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In the case of Uber's temporary suspensions, then, there is no reason to expect a deviation from the norm.
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Davison is simply more skilled offensively and+/- one standard deviation from Gasser defensively depending on how he pans out.
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But former Fed officials say the choice of Moore, and previously Cain, is a clear deviation toward political partisanship.
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Failure to recover from recession, coupled with significant deviation from stated macroeconomic and fiscal policy aims, would be negative.
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Heightened Event Risk Potential Fitch's ratings for Host do not contemplate a deviation from the company's current financial policies.
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Deviation from this norm serves as reason enough for the government to be suspicious, prompting further investigation and intrusion.
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Simply put, this is the biggest and longest dovish deviation from historical norms I have seen in my career.
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It would be a slight deviation from Nintendo's, um, stable of products, but Nintendo has done stranger things before.
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In this case the deviation was caused by our downgrade of the sovereign's LTLC IDR on 22 July 2016.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch guidelines for any key rating driver could cause Fitch to downgrade the rating.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating drivers could cause Fitch to downgrade the ratings.
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This deviation as a result of adverse business conditions has been reflected in Fitch's assessment of Fonterra's business profile.
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An athlete who is one standard deviation better than the average competitor in an event would score one point.
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CT: This whole idea of operating kitchens, dining areas, is actually a deviation from your previous asset-like model.
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Measured by standard deviation, volatility can be caused by the imbalances within trade orders in one direction or another.
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By all accounts, it appeared to be a good map with only a slight deviation in population between districts.
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"We consider these all to be within a standard deviation of the historical norm," said Pentagon spokesman Navy Capt.
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We calculatedz-scoresfor each state on each measure, which rescales each variable based on its average and standard deviation.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating driver could cause Fitch to downgrade the ratings.
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"There could be some slight deviation," he added, due to the fact that the economy is now slowing down.
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But I also love when a deviation occurs and disrupts the idea of what is normal in a scene.
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Mr. Trump's dark tone and focus seemed a significant deviation, not least his relentlessly bellicose approach to North Korea.
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Trump's win isn't a massive deviation from the norm, but an affirmation of business as usual in American politics.
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Let's say there's a study where the actual difference between two groups is equal to half a standard deviation.
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KS: I'm going to get to Cindy in a second about deviation, but what caused you to deviate suddenly?
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DeChambeau, ranked No. 21 in the world, uses terms like standard deviation, tolerance and range to analyze his game.
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"This is highly encouraging and to be expected, given Director Comey's drastic deviation from Justice Department protocol," he said.
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Senators did not speak to each other or look at their phones, an immediate deviation from usual Senate conduct.
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The S&P rose at a 17 percent annual rate when the index's deviation from trend was above 100.
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But it is still a relatively small amount of deviation so far and the overall picture is of tightening.
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With the warmer weather in Europe, power demand across the continent could rise and the frequency deviation may widen.
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The Seventies, later part, brought another sexual deviation forward, namely, group sex, which I took great interest in watching . . . .
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A deviation from our expectation for the company to reduce leverage below 3.0x would likely result in a downgrade.
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So the lowest standard deviation is somehow comforting, and what you're saying is the means have to be higher.
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Those implementing costly structural reforms, or expecting a temporary deviation from the rules, might also be let off the hook.
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Furthermore, the stability of earnings as measured by the standard deviation is also among the best for the peer group.
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Any deviation from this cruel and prejudiced message should be welcomed as one which promotes health -- both physical, and mental.
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This was a sharp deviation from the type of facility and jobs locals and political leaders believed Foxconn would create.
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The standard deviation in points allowed by the league's 32 teams over this period has been 2.62 points per game.
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After catching the eye of Benji B, Gila will release his second EP Pick Six on Benji B's Deviation label.
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That has to be enforced absolutely with consequences for Iran at the slightest deviation from their requirements under the agreement.
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As hinted above, The Swift Life is a major deviation from Glu's tried and true free-to-play game model.
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Perhaps, Mr Clement replied, if the constitution had a "one-standard-deviation-from-proportional-representation clause" But it does not.
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An even stranger characteristic—a lack of pelvic fins—is also believed to be the result of a genetic deviation.
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"A small deviation from the orthodoxy, which is 'never talk about the dollar,' probably doesn't hurt very much," Blinder said.
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Israelis are used to pouring carefully over U.S. signals toward their country for even the slightest deviation from established policies.
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There was no noticeable deviation between the prices that male and female shoppers were willing to pay, First Insight found.
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An adversarial attack on an ANN involves adding a subtle but disruptive deviation that throws off the machine learning model.
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But the decline follows a clear line — with little deviation — from when the Great Recession ended under Obama in 22.
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They're a pleasant deviation from the made-up faces and well-oiled bodies in swimsuit spreads usually foist upon us.
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The level of uncertainty, as measured by the standard deviation of responses, has remained constant over the last four surveys.
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It offers proprietary route deviation engine, order dispatch automation, field user app, route optimization, end customer tracking, and predictive analytics.
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ECB President Mario Draghi has said any deviation from the capital key will be temporary and merely reflects market conditions.
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The simplest way to answer that question is to calculate the "standard deviation" from the average performance in each event.
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We plotted a smooth line through this data, and used it to generate an expected yearly average and standard deviation.
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It is worth assessing how much revenue was gained, and worker wages lost, by this deviation from the president's plan.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch guidelines for any key rating driver could cause ratings to be lowered by Fitch.
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Political journalists held Palin up as a deviation from the Republican Party's attitudes rather than an accurate reflection of them.
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Nevertheless, there should be no deviation from the super-easy policy stance the bank has already agreed on, he added.
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Especially within the construction industry, there's a huge deviation in terms of the quality of the companies you work with.
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And if you look closely enough, you can see that there's a clear deviation from the roof and windshield area.
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The lighter take is a welcome deviation; Ray shows off her vocal chops a bit, and the band sounds tight.
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The fiscal deviation in this year's budget was on expected lines with deficit estimated to be 3.5 percent of GDP.
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First, it's the hyper-partisan two-party system of the last decade that marks the true deviation from our history.
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If each color measurement is represented as a vector, then I can calculate the angular deviation from some standard measurement.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating drivers could result in a downgrade of the rating.
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Because this energy is not injected in the interconnected continental European system, frequency drops slightly, creating a grid time deviation.
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" (2009-2015, with a one-word deviation in 2014)"As always, I attach a copy of our original 1997 letter.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES A material deviation from Fitch's guidelines for any key rating drivers could cause the rating to be downgraded.
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If there was any deviation in his routine, he would receive a phone call to find out what had happened.
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VW had the 36,000 cars checked by a neutral body under supervision by the regulator and found minimal deviation from requirements.
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A substantial adverse deviation from Fitch guidelines for any key rating drivers could lead to the rating being downgraded by Fitch.
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It works for me, and I am terrified that any deviation will send me into mania, which is torture for me.
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"Nonetheless, a significant deviation of inflation's convergence (to target) may change said pace," the bank said in its post-meeting statement.
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Mr Palmer places fourth in all of them, trailing Mr Mickelson in both standard-deviation metrics, and Hogan on win probability.
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Trump's repeated comments on the Fed are a deviation from his predecessors who largely refrained from commenting directly on monetary policy.
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The S&P 22.5 rose 883% in January, which is one standard deviation above the typical return since 288 of 22.8%.
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Volatility has a precise definition in finance where it is a statistical measure of the dispersion (standard deviation) of price movements.
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When a population deviates from that pattern, you can be reasonably sure that something about that population is driving that deviation.
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Interestingly, as the Verge notes, Apple doesn't include any images in the advisory about what "400 microns of deviation" looks like.
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It's not that we have to be patient but that we must be persistent to avoid deviation by the Washington insiders.
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"Medium-term risks of inflation overshooting the target dominate over the risks of its persistent downward deviation," the central bank said.
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Substantial oil price deviation from our baseline forecast could have an impact on ratings, for both oil exporters and oil importers.
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This incident's deviation from a pattern we have come to expect does not make it any less tragic, senseless or shocking.
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Unemployment, now at 4.1 percent, is expected to fall further in a "deviation" from the Fed's full employment goal, he said.
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For example, this may be manifested in significant structural deterioration in the funds' performance or an excessive deviation from risk objectives.
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Even countries with civil laws that do not expressly outlaw apostasy still find creative ways to crack down on religious deviation.
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A material adverse deviation from Fitch guidelines for any key rating driver could cause the rating to be lowered by Fitch.
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There's a standard deviation of 27 or 2100 percent of mean value for Take Two versus 22 percent for Activision Blizzard.
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Substantial oil price deviation from our baseline forecast could have an impact on ratings, both for oil exporters and oil importers.
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Anytime it gets one standard deviation above or below, it's either overbought or oversold," Hickey said Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now.
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The book "It," by Stephen King, is set in 21983 and 21958, so there was some deviation from the original novel.
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"I wouldn't expect any material deviation of that path," said Jonathan Wright, an economics professor at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore.
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The pass invited a shot from Herrera, which took a wicked deviation off the defender Laurent Koscielny to enter the net.
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Will La'Porsha's refreshing honesty in the face of mandated deviation from her values help or hurt her in terms of votes?
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As the above chart shows, for the most part, the VIX has historically held within one standard deviation of its median.
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A standard deviation is a statistical measure; in this case it corresponds to a 11 percent vote share for Islamist parties.
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Politically, Truman caught unshirted heck for this major architectural deviation from the original White House building plan, which cost $10 thousand.
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On August 3, Japanese artist and avant-garde musician Yasunao Tone brings his ongoing "AI Deviation" project to Gavin Brown's Enterprise.
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"I'm interesting in that, at any point, I could have taken the slightest deviation and never moved to Nashville," he said.
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The conservative opposition, meanwhile, has seized on any deviation to accuse Mr. Moon of endangering the alliance with the United States.
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There are guns to shoot, which is a deviation from the regular Souls formula, but that's not exactly a selling point.
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It's tempting to believe that the period from 1882 to 1965 was simply an exception, a deviation from true American values.
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The lightweight foam, the stiff carbon fiber plate, and the width of the midsole combine to reduce ankle and knee deviation.
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This deviation from the law would inject significant risk into the banking system—threatening financial stability, taxpayers, and the broader economy.
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USDA's average deviation from February to final is 19983 percent on corn and soybeans, and 6 percent on wheat (tmsnrt.rs/1ThfMnP).
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The notable deviation from our expectations is that the OLED Xs and Xs Max models are priced well above our expectation.
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This is a plot of the angular deviation for the two lights (LED and incandescent) compared to the normal overhead lights.
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"With the dictatorship, the state was ubiquitous; we were under a police rule and deviation was less possible," Ms. Charfi said.
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Excluding anyone who missed some of the tests, the researchers calculated a 0.57 standard deviation unit difference between the two groups.
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Specifically, where Facebook usage per capita was one standard deviation above the national average, attacks against refugees jumped by 50 percent.
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In one notable deviation, Kushner gave a spirited defense of the legitimacy of his father-in-law's victory on Nov. 8.
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"It is clear that analysts have not appreciated the extent of this phasing deviation," said analyst Alistair Campbell at brokerage Berenberg.
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We also ran a search on which parts of the market do best when the GDP report misses by 1 standard deviation.
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One of them, computer vision, is used in the automaker's cars to identify humans, park distance, lane deviation and active cruise control.
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Any deviation from this could force the queen to break a golden rule that the monarch does not get involved in politics.
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These include the camera (capable of shooting video at 960 frames-per-second) and design (no deviation from the Xperia playbook there).
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For UK-based drum & bass DJ, Deviation, it appears his knack for mixing up steely beats comes courtesy of his cheery mum.
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A sharp deviation from our projections with a negative current balance could drive a revision of the Outlook to Negative from Stable.
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"Any deviation, which is still possible, could bring even more severe conditions to Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands," Garcia said.
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The European Commission warned last week that Italy's deficit plans represented "a significant deviation from the fiscal path recommended by the Council".
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It will also conduct a targeted review of banks' internal models for calculating risk to reduce unwarranted deviation from its own expectation.
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For each of these irregularities, which relate to the manufacturing process of the components, Areva has made a so-called deviation report.
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In Phil's defense, temperature deviation may not be the best possible measure of winter, but it does serve as a reasonable indicator.
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Her first deviation replaces spuds with celeriac and carrots, grated and bound together with a little flour and fried in chickeny schmaltz.
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The Upper East Siders often openly loathed the site, but cautiously so: No deviation from Gossip Girl's iron fist would go unpunished.
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"So if there is a deviation from this general ratio, one can predict how smart a vertebrate might be," Dr. DeSalle continued.
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Italy could be required to correct its excessive deviation from fiscal targets within three months from the launch of a disciplinary procedure.
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This leaves less room for deviation and less room for more interesting things they were hoping to see beyond the Standard Model.
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Historically, the lion's share of unicorns have been U.S.- or China-based, so 2017 doesn't represent a notable deviation from the norm.
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In this case the deviation was caused by the downgrade of the Sovereign's Long-Term Local Currency IDR on 22 July 2016.
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One way to measure the increase in uncertainty is to look at the standard deviation of survey responses over longer time horizons.
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Boone said he took no special meaning from the fact that Friday's game was a deviation from Gray's usual performances in Toronto.
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The deeper we get into "Deviation," which zigzags between historical periods and spurns any notion of chronology, the messier her motives appear.
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"I regard blind obedience as a deviation from tradition even when it purports to be the embodiment of that tradition," Oz writes.
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Instead, they'd have to wait their turn in Mexico instead, potentially for years, in a dramatic deviation from previous U.S. immigration policy.
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As with most financial crises, the first warning signs are often dismissed: It's just a slight deviation; things will return to normal.
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In exchange for this strategic deviation, Amazon gets access to a great many wealthy customers and information about their food-buying habits.
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" 'Standard Deviation' by Katherine Heiny "About a perfectly mismatched New York City couple whose son, with autistic tendencies, is an origami prodigy.
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Prosecutors and analysts have since voiced concern that the deviation could be wielded to the Justice Department's detriment by savvy defense attorneys.
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The central bank projects annual inflation at 4% with a possible deviation of 2 percentage points either way in 2020, he said.
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There is probably an average face, or something like it, at the origin, and the brain measures the deviation from this base.
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OSU takes seriously the high standards of conduct expected in our athletic department and does not tolerate any deviation from those standards.
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Patrick Njoroge, the governor of the central bank, said on Wednesday the caps would eventually be removed, terming them a "temporary deviation".
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The graft buster said last month it would "uncover political deviation" in its political inspections this year of provincial governments and ministries.
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Of course, there are other reasons why this deviation between polling and fundamentals modeling might exist, reasons that aren't attributable to Trump.
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There was no exclusion of non-black people implied, nor was it a deviation from the custom of having an open casket.
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Despite the deviation from the rules, the European Commission has never sanctioned a member state, though it has legal ground to do that.
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The primal loop that we've seen this season, they've been repeating, testing every time for what they call "fidelity," or perhaps a deviation.
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It marks a slight deviation from its ongoing campaign to put its meteorologists in the middle of virtual but hyperrealistic extreme weather events.
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He did not think Italy's deviation from targets was large, and expected the Commission to send similar letters to Spain, France and Portugal.
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Both Gemini Man and Wild Wild West are star vehicles made weirder by their deviation from Smith's usual levels of assembly line polish.
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Waymo's patent claims, which focus mainly on lens arrangement and design, have always felt like a bit of a deviation in the lawsuit.
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In the bank's model, a 1 percent deviation in the crown rate from the forecast corresponds to a 25 percent interest rate move.
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The wrong way is any deviation whatsoever from this simple, beautiful formula—no onions, no bacon, no parsley, and, of course, no cream.
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If a human or vehicle intrudes, or a piece breaks, or there's some other deviation from the norm, it can slow or stop.
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Similarly, over this same period, RNR produced a favorable return on equity (ROE) of 16.9%, but with a high standard deviation of 12.2%.
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The letter said the budget appeared to be in "particularly serious non-compliance" with EU rules and its deviation from targets was "unprecedented".
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The Office for Budget Responsibility said later that Hammond could overshoot even the revised target with only a small deviation from its forecasts.
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These margins are the amount of reserve in excess of a best-estimate reserve and include provisions for adverse deviation and deferred gains.
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These include a Dimensions Festival night at Bussey Building, Deviation at Corsica Studios, and a special Glasgow to Detroit night at Brixton's Phonox.
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Meanwhile, more people are choosing specialty lenses meant for people with astigmatism (a deviation from spherical curvature of the eye) or presbyopia (farsightedness).
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Neither the 0.1-percent rise in February, nor the 0.3-percent increase in March represents a meaningful deviation from the well-established trend.
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Any significant deviation or changes in existing economic and operating conditions could affect the estimated quantity and value of the Company's proved reserves.
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In a deviation from global rules, the Commission said the new rules will be phased in beyond the globally-agreed 2019 starting date.
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"A border tax adjustment would be a deviation from the existing system (on corporate taxation)," BDI chief Markus Kerber said in a statement.
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The stocks below are ranked in decreasing order, based on the standard deviation of their quarterly EBITDA growth over the past 10 years.
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As for performance, a one-standard-deviation increase in abnormal return in a manager's fund only drives a 2.5 percent increase in pay.
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Technically, we calculated z-scores for each metro area on each measure, which rescales each variable based on its average and standard deviation.
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In the hours after Mr. Trump's statement, foreign policy and legal analysts struggled to articulate the scale of his deviation from political norms.
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They're starting to sell off a little bit; you can see the semiconductor index has come down," he said, calling the deviation "worrisome.
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"We can't blame the tradition, because it's the deviation from its original practice that led to all these issues," said spokeswoman Baiq Zulhiatina.
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Both governments said Tuesday that Saudi Arabia had allowed the Turkish police to search the Istanbul consulate, a deviation from normal diplomatic agreements.
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"Marketing is an alternative route and a bit of a deviation from the other degree programs we found in this report," said Kensing.
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Gordon also called viewers' attention to the standard deviation, a statistic used by many options traders to anticipate a stock's likeliest future moves.
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Chaotic attractors typically contain huge numbers of periodic trajectories, but these are all unstable: any slight deviation from one of them grows exponentially.
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EU rules allow a temporary deviation from the deficit goals in case of exceptional events, including severe economic recession and major natural disasters.
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EU rules allow a temporary deviation from the deficit goals in case of exceptional events, including severe economic recession and major natural disasters.
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Compared with plans to reduce funding in federal government departments, the proposed budget cut is but a minor deviation from President Obama's commitment.
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The funding represents a deviation in strategy for Verily, which typically forms partnerships with life sciences companies to jointly develop companies or products.
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Dollar/yen again tumbled some 20 percent in the second half of that year, and the daily standard deviation of 2.72 on Oct.
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Any deviation from that practice, especially at our colleges and universities, should be rejected as fundamentally inconsistent with one of America's basic freedoms.
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Parenting convention at the time held that "draw[ing] attention to children's sex prematurely is to risk all kinds of deviation," explains Paoletti.
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The move would be a deviation from last year's speech when he brought up the House investigations that led to the impeachment inquiry.
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There are no independent media in the country; all media are strictly censored and no deviation from the official government line is tolerated.
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Within a few years, however, he stopped regarding additional bed partners as a deviation; rather, he viewed them as posing a financial conundrum.
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Source: Haver Analytics, Deutsche Bank Global Markets Research Note: A simple average of standard deviation obtained from each country in 1991 - 136.53 data.
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This design gave us another radical deviation from the traditional Sonic design in that this version had blue arms instead of flesh-colored ones.
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However, one recent deviation from that was the oddly heartwarming video for "Feel You," which depicts Holter's affection with her boyfriend's canine companion, Frances.
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The European Union's equality rules say there must be a "genuine occupational requirement" to justify any deviation from the general bar on unfair discrimination.
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This was a stark deviation from the general norm that sees companies take weeks — and sometimes months — in bringing their top smartphones to India.
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The revision in nonfarm payrolls in January has the biggest standard deviation — around 146,000 — of any month of the year, at least since 1955.
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This would imply that any issue arose from deviation from these guidelines on the part of contractors paid to curate the trends it shows.
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The new Galaxy A22, A216, and A21.6 (which are differentiated from last year's models only by their "22017") follow this playbook without any deviation.
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The move marks a big deviation for the company, which has until recently relied exclusively on online stores for selling its phones in India.
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Simon's opening voice-over leans on his "totally normal" surroundings to excuse his deviation from them, rather than to question the boundaries "normal" builds.
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"[But] the standard deviation on both candidates is pretty high," said Sternlicht, acknowledging that Trump has been pushed way right and Clinton way left.
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Other technologies give you accuracy with five inches deviation in accuracy while Bodygram is the first technology to give you sub-one-inch accuracy.
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Instead, their width, lean, and tail height—formally, their "standard deviation", "skewness", and "kurtosis"—all change as well depending on the simulated national context.
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It's like being in the military again: structure and order, and any deviation from this is likely to throw me into "monster mom" mode.
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"Any deviation from these commitments may be subject to disciplinary or other appropriate action, up to and including termination of employment," the policy states.
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This is a stark deviation from the general norm that sees companies take weeks — and sometimes months — in bringing their top smartphones to India.
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"If the minutes suggest a deviation, whether them being more hawkish or more dovish, that may cause the market to change direction," Sarhan said.
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For example, an index of European high yield debt is trading one standard deviation below its five-year average, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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Buses took an hour with a standard deviation of 2.13 minutes, meaning that 68% of all rides lasted between 45 minutes and 75 minutes.
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In the absence of global warming, one would expect 1998 and 2016 to be nearly equal in their temperature deviation from average, Blunden said.
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The boring-ness of the State of the Union is a cover for the various ways the administration is a deviation from historic norms.
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A one-standard-deviation increase in the average turnover of similar funds brings with it a 0.43 percentage point increase in annual fund performance.
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However, a deviation from the plan could spark another sell-off by stoking concerns that even the Fed thinks the economy is turning south.
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And while many Congressional Democrats once ardently defended that approach, today's Democratic party leaves no room for even the slightest deviation from leftist orthodoxy.
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That means when Chinese shares are added to the index, money that follows the benchmark will have to buy Chinese stocks to avoid deviation.
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But the standard deviation between their forecasts — a gauge how spread out the guesses are — was 127 points or 4.4% of its current level.
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One notable deviation from the Ruth-Debbie storyline this season involves their relationship, which began to bloom at the very end of season two.
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EDF said earlier that its reactor unit Framatome had warned it about "a deviation from technical standards governing the manufacture of nuclear-reactor components".
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EDF said earlier that its reactor unit Framatome had warned it about "a deviation from technical standards governing the manufacture of nuclear-reactor components".
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This also represents the largest such deviation in the months moving forward – as future USDA forecasts will start moving closer to the final number.
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With inflation pressures now building, we will look back on this low-volatility period as a five standard-deviation event that won't be repeated.
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Moreover, EU rules allow a temporary deviation from the deficit goals in case of exceptional events, including severe economic recession and major natural disasters.
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The only deviation from tradition I allow myself here is the substitution of sausages with pork meatballs, which I prefer for their looser texture.
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Fat people, however, are shamed for any deviation from the "acceptable" size and, more often than not, held in contempt for being that size.
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But it would be a huge deviation from the books — in those, Ramsay marries Jeyne Poole, a friend of Sansa's from Winterfell masquerading as Arya.
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That means that when Chinese shares are added to the index, money that follows the benchmark will have to buy Chinese stocks to avoid deviation.
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Using hedge fund analytics tool Kensho, CNBC looked for the most statistically oversold stocks in the energy sector, as measured by the stock's standard deviation.
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He explains how he went from playing pop music to airline workers in Hong Kong to leading multiple waves of dance music deviation and decadence.
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"Going beyond a rate of 2.5 percent would require a deviation from the base scenario that is not observed today," Claro told La Tercera newspaper.
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Using Twitter reduced performance on the test by about 25 to 40 percent of a standard deviation from the average result, as the paper explains.
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"The situation is more complicated when the safety of our staff and our youth is impacted by a proposed deviation from policy," the statement said.
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If the deviation is the same in 2000, but this time overdose deaths were undercounted, then 22018 could have been worse, not better, than 2017.
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Then, there are parts of it that can change, and usually, it can change on average, within something like one standard deviation of a population.
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Carl's death itself was a major deviation from the comics, and that change seems to have dictated the overall direction of the season at large.
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The Northern Ireland Assembly will have to give consent for any deviation away from the mainland, ensuring that the U.K.'s single market remains aligned.
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The curvature scan can estimate the height deviation of the cloth surface, while the discontinuity scan can effectively detect sharp surface features, such as wrinkles.
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A deviation from the European fiscal rules could put Italy's finances under closer scrutiny by Brussels and they could even be put under certain restrictions.
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People are already annoyed by the constant notifications from social media services that they explicitly okayed, when there's deviation from that people can get upset.
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These are often studies in the purest geometry, their deviation from flawless spheres and circles imperceptible, their alignments framed to make images of striking simplicity.
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Roughly speaking, the measure is constructed so that only about 16% of performances are likely to be more than one standard deviation better than average.
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It is currently assessing whether relevant factors, including Italy's debt in the long term, can be taken into account to justify the fiscal deviation. Nov.
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There would be no such thing as an accident or an error—any deviation from virtue and promised achievements was the result of deliberate sabotage.
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Even at its dullest and most doctrinaire, "Deviation" is kept afloat by D'Eramo's archaeological ardor, and by the surreal twists and turns of her narrative.
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What's unclear is if Trump's worldview has changed in a permanent sense, or if this was a one-off deviation from his foreign policy vision.
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What they and several friends do recall without deviation is that within months of that dive bar meeting, Ms. Greenhouse and Mr. Mulkeen became inseparable.
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What is the point of a life in which every stage is planned in advance, in which there can be no deviation from the norm?
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Williams's seeding was the committee's only deviation from the current WTA rankings; her elevation meant that the 32nd-ranked player, Dominika Cibulkova, was left unseeded.
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It said Portugal's structural balance was at "risk of significant deviation from the required adjustment towards the medium-term budgetary objective in 2019 and 2020".
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Implied volatility in dollar/yen is the highest since last February's "volmageddon" episode and the weekly standard deviation is the highest in over two years.
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My daughter, Marlow, is the palest person in the family by a standard deviation, and Valentine and I are preoccupied with preventing her from burning.
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One trader at a Chinese bank said recent official fixings were not in line with his forecasts, with a bigger deviation than in the past.
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The volatility surrounding annual returns, as measured by the standard deviation from the average, was 14.9% across all art categories and 25.8% for contemporary art.
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Analysts said Spirit Aero's tone regarding the negotiations with Boeing were a deviation from its prior remarks, which had indicated that talks were progressing constructively.
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"We expect the ECB to remove the deposit rate floor and potentially allow for some limited deviation from the capital-key allocation," BNP Paribas said.
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While in some of those instances, the misuse appeared to be a minor deviation from expected conduct, at other times the impropriety was more severe.
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"A companion moon is the simplest and most natural explanation for the second dip in the light curve and the orbit-timing deviation," Teachey said.
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In fact, it turns out heat waves tend to be more dangerous in cooler climates, where high temperatures are a larger deviation from the norm.
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But it's hard not to accept this approach—a benevolent, but firm proprietary vice grip—as a fun deviation from the arcane ciphers of Scrabble.
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Between the lines: Overall health care spending increases in the U.S. are driven mainly by prices, not utilization, making these procedures a deviation from the trend.
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Chairman Jerome Powell said earlier this week the central bank will closely monitor the economic impact of trade conflicts, a deviation from his former "patient" stance.
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Active share is a concept invented by Cremers and colleagues which measures the actual deviation a given portfolio takes from the holdings of its base index.
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The main deviation is found in other and eliminations, while operating segments came in above expectations (3 pct above our estimate and 14 pct above consensus).
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The current sell-side ratings and short interest level for the sector are one standard deviation more bearish than the average during the last 15 years.
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In a letter to Rome, last Friday, the European Commission said Italy's spending plans suggest a "significant deviation" from what Italy had agreed to last July.
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He praised Ryanair for strictly following its "outrageously successful" strategy with "not an iota of deviation from that course", for example moving into long-haul flights.
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"With every one-standard-deviation increase in a spouse's conscientiousness, an individual is likely to earn approximately $4,000 more per year," the Harvard Business Review reports.
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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.
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Inflation in Russia is currently below 3 percent but it does not suggest a deviation from the central bank's target of around 4 percent, Nabiullina said.
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Yes pants, yes progress For the record, it looks like 3/4 shorts are, in fact, one standard deviation away from manpris, but progress is progress.
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In addition to this, under EU rules the Commission can send an "early warning" letter anytime to states that show a significant deviation from their targets.
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Such a move would represent a deviation in strategy from Apple's previous efforts in health care, the people said, which have focused on fitness and wellness.
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Maybe some people thought the weak numbers this morning would cause some reflection but the Fed has been on this path and there's been no deviation.
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Even a slight deviation in Hector&aposs path or strength could mean flooded roads and torrential rains and strong winds for Naalehu, a remote southern community.
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Although there's usually no malice or intent behind an awkward moment, we tend to have a strong psychological reaction to this sort of deviation, he says.
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And at night, she began exploring the capital's vibrant music scene at venues such as the iconic and now-defunct Plastic People, and Benji B's Deviation.
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"One good thing about being brought up with Chinese food from another country means that you're not a purist and you will accept deviation," explains Leung.
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This means following the program through its every possible branch and deviation and error condition, however unlikely it is that such an execution will happen IRL.
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They were also characterized by a deviation peak of 7 kiloHertz (kHz) in the frequency band of 3 kHz, similar to the song of a cricket.
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That's usually the case for a lot of bands: Their first record's huge, then they'll have a deviation of some kind that people think is great.
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Asked about the Fed's deviation from the White House's economic growth projections that were released on Tuesday, Mr. Powell said he had not seen those numbers.
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Most of the wreckage, including the data and voice recorders, was never recovered, so the precise cause of the route deviation has not officially been determined.
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Volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty in the size (and direction) of changes in a market and is typically measured by the deviation of returns.
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The summary said a decision by Michael Duffey, a political appointee in the office, to take authority over the funds was "a troubling deviation" from procedures.
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The line below represents the average standard deviation — distance from a historical norm — of how much the stock markets are worth as a percentage of GDP.
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"We have been focused on how he [Figari] exercised his authority as founder," Urcey, said that this could have helped cover up "deviation" within the group.
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Fitch could take negative rating action if TBLA is not on track to achieve the leverage sensitivity by 2018, potentially due to material deviation from our assumptions.
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But it can also be interpreted as a break from tradition or deviation from the linear path, artists dismantling the status quo and discovering new creative tactics.
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Like Odysseus, Roy's own personal narrative assumes Celestial's unyielding support — and any deviation from what Roy considers that to look like is taken as a personal slight.
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This music video is quite the deviation from Gomez's previous videos, but it just proves that the former child star has completely broken out of her mold.
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"The Draft Budgetary Plans of these Member States might result in a significant deviation from the adjustment paths toward the respective medium-term objective," the Commission said.
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In the comic book series that the film is based on, Planet Hulk, Thor maintains his long hair, so it was clear a deviation for the movie.
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This flatness specification allows for no more than 400 microns of deviation across the length of any side — less than the thickness of four sheets of paper.
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Options tend to work well at hedging the outcome of an event that could lead to a large deviation in the prevailing level of the exchange rate.
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That rate, a fifth of a standard deviation every decade, is about the same improvement as has been seen in IQ tests over the past 80 years.
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And research has shown that if you can't pay your bills, it has the equivalent of decreasing your functional IQ by 13 points, or one standard deviation.
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In a deviation from the norm, a wealthy businessman in India chose to celebrate his daughter's wedding by spending all the money to build homes for poor.
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Yet President Obama's decision to release Manning from confinement is not in any respect a deviation from what we have come to expect from this White House.
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"There is no place among us for an extremist who sees moderation as deviation, or who would exploit our benevolent faith to achieve his goals," he added.
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This flatness specification allows for no more than 400 microns of deviation across the length of any side — less than the thickness of four sheets of paper.
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Whereas Francis has suggested that perhaps gay people are not all wicked, PiS's leaders insist that sexual deviation of all kinds is a threat to the nation.
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"We don't expect any deviation from the current economic policy stance should President Buhari return," said Cobus de Hart, senior economist at South Africa's NKC African Economics.
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"This represents a deviation from the intent of the Orphan Drug Act," said Dr. Martin A. Makary, a professor of health policy at Johns Hopkins Medical School.
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An analysis of radar and satellite communications data determined that the Boeing 370-200 made several turns and then flew south for five hours with little deviation.
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Trump spent more time acknowledging his deviation from Christian orthodoxy, saying he "probably didn't deserve" the backing of the that bloc but was glad to have it.
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And I can't help but think that this deviation from expectation is what makes them resonate so much with young people in China: They've decided to create.
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However, this is not done in a regular fashion and is determined by the deviation of the calendar by the International Earth Rotation and Reference Systems Service.
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A review on July 9 about the novel "Standard Deviation," by Katherine Heiny, misstated part of the title of a 2015 story collection by the same author.
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Volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty in the size (and direction) of changes in a security's value and is typically measured by the deviation of returns.
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Assuming a very optimistic end to 2016/17 and applying 2012's deviation to USDA's current 23 billion bushel forecast would bump crush to 2.035 billion bushels.
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Gold is now up at least one standard deviation for the 60-day period, meaning now might be a good time to take some profits and rebalance.
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This goes back to what I was saying about masculinity still being the normal or dominant energy in society from which everything else is considered a deviation.
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"The photograph taken at a symposium held by DePiuy Synthes was disturbing and an inexcusable deviation from anything Yale would expect to occur," Conroy said in a statement.
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Further, Kensho notes that the past seven times Range Resources has had a drop of this magnitude, the next move is at least half a standard deviation higher.
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The nonfarm payrolls figure topped the consensus estimate by 20,000 jobs (0.5 standard deviation) on 44 occasions in the last decade, according to hedge fund analytics tool Kensho.
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The document said the budget appeared to be in "particularly serious non-compliance" with EU rules as its deviation from targets was "unprecedented", and gave Rome until Oct.
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"If the deviation on the full employment (goal) gets big enough that would be, for me, enough of reason to still remove accommodation, take another step," he said.
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While somewhat expensive, the valuation remains within one standard deviation of its typical level, said John Traynor, chief investment officer of People's United Wealth Management in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
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However, Deputy Finance Minister Cassiel Ato Forson told Reuters that, despite the deviation in the new law, the government will not finance its deficit with central bank funds.
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According to a screen using hedge fund analytics tool Kensho, consumer discretionary stocks performed the worst during quarters where wage growth is one standard deviation higher than trend.
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And I am optimistic that we will look back on today's vote as an aberration, a temporary deviation from the bipartisan path that has served us so well.
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The strategist cited how the sector's relative valuation to the is currently at a 1.5 standard deviation valuation (forward P/E) discount versus the 15-year historical average.
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In country music, though, bigoted values and an outright phobic industry means that even one slight deviation from the norm can lead to one helluva world of pain.
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The standard deviation of Elo ratings for the top 50 teams, a measure of how spread out they are, has been pretty consistent for the past three decades.
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"Deviation stopped yesterday after Kosovo took some steps but it will take some time to get the system back to normal," ENTSO-E spokeswoman Susanne Nies told Reuters.
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The economic risks in Italy, coupled with the deviation from previous commitments could spark action from the European Commission, which is responsible for overseeing fiscal discipline in Europe.
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It argues that the Italian budget represents a deviation from agreed targets "without precedent in the history of the stability pact", the EU's agreement on disciplining public finances.
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What's important here is the massive deviation from the comics, in which Carl is still alive, and playing a much larger role in the show's post-Negan storyline.
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Weakening in the sovereign balance sheet and failure to recover from recession, coupled with significant deviation from stated macroeconomic and fiscal policy aims, could result in a downgrade.
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"Continuing (to be part of) this government has become an agreement to this deviation, or at least is a failure to confront it," Rifi said in a statement.
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In the end, I got a 103 overall score, which is based on a scale where 100 is average among elite athletes, and 15 is one standard deviation.
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Note that the standard deviation of the temperature record is about a 28503 of a degree, so that the U.S. effect would not be measurable against normal variation.
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The pale, almost flesh-toned, deviation of the much adored "baby pink" of the '90s, millennial pink has become its own character in the landscape of pop culture.
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It is now 18.6 — a 1.8 standard deviation from the mean, above its long-term average, and higher than every other major region in the world, Calvasina said.
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"This product walked the wrong path and had content in deviation of socialist core values," he wrote in the letter posted on his official microblog account on Wednesday.
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It could come under pressure if we observe a material deviation from risk-conscious underwriting standards in the future, which could erode LBBW's strong asset quality and capitalisation.
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At one level, the transmission system operator successfully executed its planned response to the supply-demand imbalance and resulting deviation of frequency outside prescribed limits on the grid.
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The same thing happened in 21625 and 2900, and the deviation from majority rule was especially bad in 220006, when Ross Perot ran a strong third-party candidacy.
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"The Governing Council is convinced of the need to continue an accommodative monetary policy stance, without deviation from the announced measures under implementation to be expected," he added.
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U.S. equity prices are currently slightly above trend, but the deviation is small, and the market does not look as far out of alignment as in earlier episodes.
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But Republicans clawed their way to control of the government by refusing to do just that—by denouncing any deviation from anti-government orthodoxy as socialism or worse.
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The Negative Outlook reflects our view that BSI's integration carries significant risk of deviation from management's targets in terms of cost-cutting and benefits from the enlarged franchise.
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However, as a few days have passed, it's become clearer that the cruise missile attack should not be seen as a deviation from previous statements by the president.
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Fitch notes that over the past 40 quarters, UMPQ's NCO rate has been slightly above the mid-Tier median with somewhat higher volatility, as measured by standard deviation.
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So you can ignore all the efforts to portray Mr. Trump as a deviation from the G.O.P.'s true path: Trumpism is what the party is all about.
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In fact, that mystery is the whole point of "Deviation," which was published in Italy in 1979 and viewed as a memoir with the thinnest of fictional veneers.
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Far from representing a weird deviation from norms, evangelicals who see Mr. Trump as a successor to an ancient Persian king are participants in an old American tradition.
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Mars also lost most of its atmosphere -- another deviation from Earth, where the atmosphere supports life by giving us oxygen and acting as a blanket for the planet.
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Then, the system checks those against as many as 90 indexes, such as steering wheel angle, lane deviation and external factors such as wind gusts and pothole avoidance.
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The movie's most striking deviation from more traditional period romances is that here power and hierarchy, while they frame the story and must be navigated, are not eroticized.
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The term volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty in the size (and direction) of changes in a market and is typically measured by the deviation of returns.
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FRANKFURT, Dec 18 (Reuters) - The European Central Bank should tweak its inflation target and allow some deviation from this objective, outgoing board member Benoit Coeure said on Wednesday.
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"It's a deviation from what has been allowed in the last 50 years," said David Fann, chief executive of TorreyCove Capital Partners LLC, a private equity advisory firm.
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Even now, news analyses tend to depict the irresponsibility and incompetence of Republican tax plans as some kind of deviation from Ryan's past behavior, not its natural continuation.
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In their paper, which was published in Proceedings of the Royal Society B, scientists said that birds with beaks deformed by parasites have more deviation in their songs.
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Just last week, Trump's team began disseminating opposition research on Clinton in email form -- a more formal and detailed deviation from the iconic 140-character tweets from Trump himself.
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When a boom or a slump pushed inflation away from the target, they should act to prevent that deviation from influencing expectations and leading to higher inflation or unemployment.
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But it's notable that that fiasco began with a deviation from parliamentary government, when David Cameron decided to punt the question of leaving the European Union to the voters.
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The deviation from my morning lift routine, leftover energy from last night's spin, and steroids opening up my lungs have me itching to go for a run after work.
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It was critical of self-righteous bureaucrats who would glorify themselves rather than Christ, and deplored those "dour judges bent on rooting out every threat and deviation" from doctrine.
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From 1985 to 1988, the Chicago Bears allowed 14 points a game while the league average was 20.98, and the standard deviation among teams was 2.55 points per game.
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Without private spaces that are free from computerized prying eyes, there is no space for creativity, expression, or deviation from the norm, and thus no potential for social progress.
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The S&P financial sector is trading almost 343 percent above its 200-day moving average, a more than four-standard deviation move, according to Paul Hickey at Bespoke.
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To give you an idea of how rare this is, a four-standard deviation move means that it will move outside that range once in more than 15,000 times.
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Only after nine years would a better-performing value strategy with a higher chance of deviating from benchmark returns be less likely, given a two-standard deviation, of outperforming.
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Investors had hoped that a break-down in the coalition would result in a more fiscally prudent right-wing government, but Salvini's latest comments are a deviation from this.
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We ran two final regressions, on the ratio of average revenue and standard deviation of revenue in each week to the same values for the year as a whole.
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I find that individuals experience a 0.029 increase in the standard deviation of life satisfaction and a 85033 increase in their economic sentiment after their state adopts RTW laws.
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And if there is a deviation from that central scenario the economy is resilient and the policies that have been put in place have made the economy more resilient.
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For example, establishing safe corridors for package delivery or other lawful drone uses will require pre-registering drone flight paths, but also the ability to detect a route deviation.
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In her home town of West Bromwich, England, however, "deviation from the norm is considered a threat" and she therefore "shimmies her way through the locals" to avoid confrontation.
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"They're looking for a move as high as [$]1,340 in the life of these options ... so the $1,340 call was chosen specifically because of that standard deviation," he said.
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"Deals like this destroy democracy," he said in explaining his apparent deviation from the traditional Republican position that seeks to minimize the taxation and regulation of American companies. Amazon.
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Tone's recent practice of "AI Deviation" will be the focus of his concert on Thursday, August 3, organized by Blank Forms and staged at Gavin Brown's Enterprise in Harlem.
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The National Football League and the players' union have found no evidence of deviation by New England's medical staff from the league's concussion protocol regarding Tom Brady last season.
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Even Chief Justice Roberts, in a rare deviation from his conservative track record, voted with the court's liberals in two cases saving aspects of Mr. Obama's health care law.
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But there is also the unexpected deviation, the tale that wouldn't have happened otherwise — and also, if I may dare to say, the voice that would have remained buried.
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Several manufacturers, including Audi, Mercedes and Volvo, currently offer drowsiness detection systems that monitor a vehicle's movements, such as steering wheel angle, lane deviation, time driven and road conditions.
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BOOK REVIEW A review on July 2800 about the novel "Standard Deviation," by Katherine Heiny, misstated part of the title of a 8003 story collection by the same author.
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A one standard deviation increase in narcissism increases the market price by 16 per cent and both the highest and lowest auction house estimates by about 19 per cent.
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With this deviation, the artist achieves a constant, gradated shift, which he further enhances through chromatic and tonal variations, as well as a continuous flipping of the figure-ground relationship.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES IDRs AND SENIOR DEBT ICAP ICAP's ratings are sensitive to material deviation from our expectation that gross debt/adjusted EBITDA will reduce from its high post-transaction levels.
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This means that any deviation from the $1.3 billion in annual military assistance the United States has provided Egypt since 1987 entails an unnecessary and unacceptable risk to U.S. interests.
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Although Einstein's principle of local position invariance predicts zero deviation between the properties of objects in a free falling elevator, the actual number is not zero, but it is miniscule.
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By going to block grants, back to the states, the control of money stays with the states, and you have less [un]predictability and external deviation in terms of funding.
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The Negative Outlook reflects our view that the two entities' integration carries significant risk of deviation from management's targets in terms of cost-cutting and benefits from the enlarged franchise.
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Using the quantitative tool Kensho, CNBC PRO searched for stocks in the S&P 500 that are trading more than one standard deviation away from their 50-day moving average.
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The grappling mechanics is like Spider-Man in Sengoku Japan There is one major deviation from the usual From Software formula, though: a complete reversal on their trademark death mechanic.
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If the deviation from the fiscal rules seems an ongoing matter – as the European Commission deemed to be the case for Italy – then Brussels opens an Excessive Deficit Procedure (EDP).
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It will be able to interrogate, search, detain and punish any official, whether from the party or the government bureaucracy, in cases involving corruption, violations of ethics and ideological deviation.
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The deviation from the February forecast mainly stemmed from stronger-than-expected growth in tourism as well as more fiscal easing this year than was previously expected, the bank said.
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"Any deviation from any of the proposed reform measures or reform momentum will, of course, be negative," said Kenneth Akintewe, Fixed Income (Asia) Senior Investment Manager, at Aberdeen Asset Management.
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Jacob Mchangama, a Danish lawyer who campaigns for free speech across Europe, said the ECHR verdict was a sad deviation from the welcome trend towards entrenching the liberty to offend.
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"This recall was initiated after an investigation by LCBO Quality Assurance revealed a deviation in the stated 40 percent alcohol content by volume," reads a news release by the board.
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However, we did so with the caveat that the nature of these investments is that they have a standard deviation of 2 to 3 times that of the bond portfolio.
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Last Japan: I remember first hearing Actress play this tune at a Deviation night and it was one of the highlights from his set, fully had the whole crowd ascending.
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The results are pretty good: for every standard deviation increase in overall attention investors saw a 2500 percent increase in their Sharpe ratio, a standard measure of risk-adjusted returns.
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That's a deviation in strategy from Apple's current health efforts, which have focused on aggregating fitness information like the number of steps taken during the day or hours of sleep.
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He noted that the Iranian government did not recognize homosexuality or refer to it by name, describing it as a "deviation," just as it refused to recognize or name Israel.
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While the artist had previously been absorbed in the American fascination with celebrity, consumerism, and counterculture, the silhouettes of flowers offered a refreshing deviation from the plastic world he displayed.
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The most plausible explanation for the deviation from previous practice is that Aramco is doing its best to keep oil prices high ahead of its planned initial public offering (IPO).
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The most interesting aspect of Gorsuch's jurisprudence is his view of agencies — a view that would produce an immediate change on the Court as a deviation from Scalia's voting record.
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There may be room for some level of deviation from machismo in Latin trap, but in 2018, there are simply no openly queer artists experiencing mainstream success in the genre.
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They say babies thrive on routine and I had just begun to find mine in Brooklyn, but it was a perfectly crafted rhythm with no space for deviation or change.
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The exchange was a notable deviation on a Thanksgiving that was otherwise almost an exact replica of how the president, a known creature of habit, spent the holiday last year.
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A guiding national culture that grants room for dissent and deviation within the boundaries of the law would be strong and convincing — to the newly arrived and the dog-tired.
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It criticised changes to planned pension reforms aimed at curbing public spending and there was a "risk of significant deviation" from a recommended path for Italy to reduce its debt.
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It criticized changes to planned pension reforms aimed at curbing public spending and there was a "risk of significant deviation" from a recommended path for Italy to reduce its debt.
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As with the others, though, it's not quite clear if Amazon's promises are a deviation from its plans, or if it's just pre-announcing growth that was already baked in.
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"Suffice to say, a deviation from our target of a few tenths of 1 percentage point, especially one I expect to fade, does not cause me great concern," he added.
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" Joshua Benton, director of the Nieman Journalism Lab, called for a better airing of the "views of people whose politics are more than one standard deviation from the national mean.
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Yemen's foreign ministry said in a Twitter post that a "serious and transparent stand must be taken against the UAE's deviation from the coalition" for any dialogue to be successful.
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Since oil crossed the two standard deviation threshold on Tuesday, the S&P had risen half a percent and WTI had bounced 2 percent by the time Jefferies released the report.
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In I Love Dick, which is adapted from Chris Kraus's popular memoir-fiction book, the aptly titled "A Short History of Weird Girls," is a welcome deviation from the show's focus.
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Because you know that nightclubs are sacred spaces where only a set few things are allowed to happen and any deviation from these is frowned upon by the self-serving community.
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Clinton's impurity—her periodic deviation from what young voters now view as proper progressivism—is a symptom of her maturity, and millennials' disdain for it is a marker of their naïveté.
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ROME, Oct 24 (Reuters) - Italy's 2020 draft budget does not imply a significant deviation from EU rules, the government said in a letter sent to the European Union Commission on Thursday.
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"The significant part of the deviation is due to the cost of the seismic activity in the country, very serious this year and to migration inflows," Moscovici told a news conference.
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Using hedge fund analytics tool Kensho, CNBC PRO found out what happened to stocks in the five days after monthly housing starts beat economists' consensus by at least 1 standard deviation.
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The average hammer price was $504,349, but if a painting had a 1 standard deviation increase in the percentage of blue hue on the canvas, the price went up by 10.6%.
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"The 'corrector' will fail that moment and because the underlying steering wheel handling is jittery—due to hidden stress—this will lead to a large and dangerous lane deviation," he said.
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The EU executive warned last week in a letter to Rome that the budget represented an "unprecedented" deviation from Italy's previous fiscal commitments, while Italian ministers have traded insults with commissioners.
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For purists of Islam, the way Muslims celebrate Mawlid, the birthday of Muhammad, today — with street processions, fireworks, special dishes or new clothes for children — is a folkloric deviation from doctrine.
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In order for this to actually be put in place, California legislature has to now approve it by a two-thirds vote, and then Congress would have to allow the deviation.
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This deviation from the process has resulted in the command-and-control leadership structure we have today and directly contributes to the partisanship that has eroded the public trust in Congress.
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The responses from fans are a mix of approval from for his sharp views on the current administration as well as outrage over the graphic images and the deviation from comedy.
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The Economic Times (ET) had reported here on Thursday the National Housing Bank (NHB) has concluded its inspection of DHFL books and is said not to have identified any major deviation.
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Using hedge fund analytics tool Kensho, we looked at what happened to the and a key retail ETF in the wake of just a one standard deviation beat by the index.
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If there is any deviation in a pulsar's pulse, scientists can measure it Using this type of detection method, scientists can pick up waves with incredibly low frequencies that last years.
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An index can deviate from the S&P 500 by a significant amount — either outperforming or under-performing — and that deviation can be greater than the fee differential versus other funds.
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The deviation from the known amount of time it takes for people to be rehydrated may hint the product is useful; it may also be an artifact of the study design.
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After all, the I.O.C. policy — which also called on national Olympic committees to "investigate any perceived deviation in sex characteristics" — was based on the same science that the court deemed inadequate.
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Francisco said Tuesday that the "case is of such imperative public importance as to justify deviation from normal appellate practice and to require immediate determination in this Court," the Post reported.
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In this, Thaler joins other Nobelists who were recognized for their deviation from the standard operating procedures of economics — among them Friedrich von Hayek, Daniel Kahneman, Elinor Ostrom and Vernon Smith.
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Their reams of data converged on a breathtaking statistic: Wherever per-person Facebook use rose to one standard deviation above the national average, attacks on refugees increased by about 50 percent.
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Their reams of data converged on a breathtaking statistic: Wherever per-person Facebook use rose to one standard deviation above the national average, attacks on refugees increased by about 50 percent.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank reaffirmed that it will end its stimulus program this year, saying the risks from an unpredictable global trade conflict didn't warrant any deviation from its plan.
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The Commission has already indicated that it is not happy with the plans, warning last Thursday that the draft is in serious breach of, and an "unprecedented" deviation from, EU spending rules.
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But the unexpected deviation in its acceleration suggests these grains are very much there, and that 'Oumuamua is, or was, in an outgassing phase during its brief time in our Solar System.
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Examining data on the United States, Hartzmark indicated that a one standard deviation increase in investor uncertainty for future growth is associated with a decrease in the interest rate of around 2%.
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They left some room open for further rate cuts by omitting certain language in their statement, but left some room for deviation by pointing to remaining "uncertainties" to the country's economic outlook.
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