And that's just the way the self-confessed number-cruncher Bergstrom likes it.
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Joel Benenson, Hillary Clinton's number-cruncher/strategist, has an interesting note up about the implications of the Ohio primary.
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Only a month later, famed number cruncher Nate Silver gave Trump a 2 percent chance of winning the Republican nomination.
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His reluctance to evict her is criticized by his daughter, Blossom (Shelley Fort), a hardheaded number cruncher looking for love.
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According to calculations by Nate Silver, a respected number-cruncher, Mrs Clinton currently has only a 53% chance of winning in November.
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A reserve officer in the Swiss military and a number cruncher with a nearly photographic memory, Ackermann also had a notoriously short fuse.
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And a team of 13 Charles Barkleys, safe to say, could probably beat most anyone pretty handily with nary a number-cruncher in sight.
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I realized that I needed to enter a "#" in the square in the northwest, with 1D's PIN # (pin number) and 20A's # CRUNCHER (number cruncher).
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After graduating college and becoming a number-cruncher for a big bank, Charlie Mulligan realized that university had failed him on a pretty basic level.
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He estimates that most serious League organizations have some sort of number cruncher on staff, which will only become more prevalent as the industry expands.
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If this conversation really happened, Trump's accountant is the worst accountant in America—a number-cruncher who isn't able to parse even basic economic information.
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One of Nixon's staffers, a young number cruncher named Alan Greenspan, had brashly predicted that Republicans would win 21968 electoral votes, with Humphrey taking only 21968.
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Maybe a number cruncher in green eyeshades can explain how much of this fall is due to tariffs and how much to farmers growing lots of soybeans.
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Anatomy of a Scene In "The Accountant," a man on the autism spectrum is a number cruncher by day, while involving himself in seedier activities at night.
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There is talk of bringing in another international expert to beef up expertise in banking and telecoms, two industries with which the German number-cruncher is less familiar.
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The expert number cruncher and natural language processor will be sifting through massive piles of data to find useful and cost-effective solutions for medical researchers, doctors, and insurers.
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A White House number cruncher armed with charts and piles of data appeared before reporters to tell the tale of a gangbuster economy and credit the sitting president's policies.
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Despite all the attention paid to the deepening yield curve inversion, it "isn't just a switch" that turns on and causes a recession, according to Wall Street number cruncher Paul Hickey.
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Parker will hand over the reins to Charles Scharf, a one-time Jamie Dimon protégé known on Wall Street as a detail-oriented number cruncher who excels in streamlining operations, later this month.
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In no time flat, the retiring number-cruncher becomes a local celebrity, helped by an untapped gift for soft-soap, survival wisdom culled from his Reader's Digest subscription and six positive reviews on Yelp.
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As a result, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), a non-partisan number-cruncher, reckons that America's deficit will be $63bn in 2018 and $980bn in 2019, or 57% above forecasts made before Mr Trump's election (see chart).
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CFO Role Shifts From Number Cruncher To Business Leader It's time to face facts: Employees throughout the world are are struggling to compete in a fast-moving and dynamic global job market, thanks to an unprecedented number of technological advancements and highly linked information networks.
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For a dose of reality, consider master energy number-cruncher Vaclav Smil's estimate of a cost approaching $2.5 trillion to build enough new wind and solar facilities in the United States to replace the 1,85003 gigawatt (GW) generating capacity of our fossil-fueled electric system.
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Number Cruncher Politics is a political analysis and polling consultancy and blog site launched in 2014. The site is non-partisan and focusses on UK opinion polling, psephology, and statistical analysis. It is perhaps best known for correctly predicting the polling failure at the 2015 general election.
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Matt Singh is an election and opinion polling analyst and founder of the website Number Cruncher Politics, based in London. Singh rose to prominence in mid-2015"Spin doctor stuck to a simple message and ruthless tactics", The Times, 9 May 2015"I am glad the opinion polls got it wrong because it means we’re not robots", The Independent, 12 May 2015"The blogger who beat the British political pollsters", Sydney Morning Herald, 31 July 2015 "Was anyone right about the pre-election polls?", Understanding Uncertainty (University of Cambridge Statistical Laboratory), 15 May 2015 for his analysis"Is there a shy Tory factor in 2015?", Number Cruncher Politics, 6 May 2015 which correctly predicted the opinion polling failure and Conservative victory at the 2015 UK general election.
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Lewisham London Borough Council administered the by-election. In the 2016 referendum, the Borough of Lewisham, of which the constituency is a part, voted to remain in the European Union. Through demographic modelling, the Remain vote in the Lewisham East constituency was estimated as 66% by Number Cruncher Politics and as 65% by Chris Hanretty at Royal Holloway.
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The FPS AP-120B was a 38-bit, pipeline-oriented array processor manufactured by Floating Point Systems. It was designed to be attached to a host computer such as a DEC PDP-11 as a fast number-cruncher. Data transfer was accomplished using direct memory access. Processor cycle time was 167 nanoseconds, giving a speed of 6 MHz.
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Street Racer was reviewed in Video magazine as part of a general review of the Atari VCS where it was given a review score of 5.5 out of 10. The game did not age well and modern critics have given it poor reviews as well. Gamasutra have described the "Number cruncher" sub-game as a highlight of the game.
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The latter was the first 32-bit minicomputer in the world.Heradstveit: 73 This solution was chosen to allow the Nord-5 to act as a number cruncher while the Nord-1s would handle smaller tasks. One of these was used to collect information from a global network of weather stations.Heradstveit: 74 When the project finished Norsk Data was without orders.
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It is this fundamental transition from a > machine which is a number cruncher to a machine for manipulating symbols > according to rules that is the fundamental transition from calculation to > computation—to general-purpose computation—and looking back from the present > high ground of modern computing, if we are looking and sifting history for > that transition, then that transition was made explicitly by Ada in that > 1843 paper.
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ICM has said "as good a guess as any is that the right answer lies somewhere in between". A joint study by Populus and Number Cruncher Politics in March 2016 concluded that telephone polls were likely to better reflect the state of public opinion on the issue. The results of the Referendum, as with the results of the 2015 General Election, show that there is still a problem with the polling methodology. Overall, however, online polls seem to have had a better performance than phone polls.
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Zak Stambor, "Number Cruncher", University of Chicago Magazine, July–August, 2008 . When he took up political writing, Silver abandoned his blog, The Burrito Bracket, in which he ran a one-and-done competition among the taquerias in his Wicker Park neighborhood in Chicago.On the role of The Burrito Bracket in Silver's engagement in blogging see Dan Cohen, "The Ivory Tower and the Open Web: Introduction: Burritos, Browsers and Books", Dan Cohen's Digital Humanities blog, July 26, 2011 . [retrieved August 6, 2011] Silver plays poker semi-professionally.
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Polling of members of the four political parties in the United Kingdom in 2017 (Conservatives, Liberal Democrats, Labour, Scottish National Party) showed a stark difference in perception of austerity: 11% of Conservative members agreed that austerity has been taken too far, however 98% for Labour, 93% in the Scottish Nationalist Party and 75% among Liberal Democrat members believed austerity had gone too far. An April 2018 opinion poll by Number Cruncher Politics in the Financial Times found that 66% of British adults, including majorities of all major parties' supporters, thought austerity had "gone too far".
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Natasha Bernal, "HMRC's top lawyer Gill Aitken exits after four years", The Lawyer, 5 June 2018. Retrieved 22 August 2019. At HMRC, Aitken headed a team of 180 lawyers and 350 employees which was noted in The Lawyer for having an 80% success rate at trial and adding £20bn to the government's tax income in 2014; it reported that she was responsible for "implementing accurate risk-predictions for ministers, which allow in- house lawyers to use precedent as a type of barometer to determine the percentage outcome of specific claims.""Gill Aitken, HMRC's expert number cruncher", The Lawyer, 27 November 2014.
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In 2004 Kamahl moved to New York and London, and in 2005 was recruited by Al Jazeera English to become a news presenter in Doha, Qatar. In his time at Al Jazeera, Kamahl has presented across multiple news bulletins and programmes. He has also reported for the channel from Zimbabwe, South Africa, Germany, Dubai, France, the United States, the Philippines, and the World Economic Forum in Davos; and was the channel's electoral "number cruncher" for the U.S. Presidential Elections of 2008, 2012, and 2016. In 2019, Santamaria was a judge for the Voyager Media Awards in New Zealand.
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Again, not because there's a number cruncher telling us to go to three, do more than two pictures a year, but because of the very reason just laid out: it is about managing [existing] franchises, film to film, and when we have a team ready to go, why tell them to go away for four years just because we don't have a slot? We'd rather find a way to keep that going." After the titles were revealed in October 2014, Feige said, "The studio's firing on all cylinders right now ... which made us comfortable for the first time ... to increase to three films a year [in 2017 and 2018] instead of just two, without changing our methods.
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A YouGov poll in 2015 found that whilst 58% of those surveyed viewed austerity as "necessary", and 48% judged it to be good for economy (compared to 34% who thought it bad for the economy), 50% thought the programme was being carried out "unfairly". The 2017 British Social Attitudes Survey found that 48% of those surveyed during the previous year wanted higher taxes to pay for more public spending, the first time since 2008 that more people wanted an increase in taxation and spending than opposed it, and the highest proportion to support such measures since 2004. An April 2018 opinion poll by Number Cruncher Politics in the Financial Times found that 66% of British adults, including majorities of all major parties' supporters, thought austerity had "gone too far". A poll by Survation for the GMB trade union published in spring 2018 found that 62% of respondents wanted the 2018 spring budget to increase spending on public services in real terms, while 48% of those who had voted for the Conservative Party at the 2017 general election thought that austerity had been excessive.
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Each correct answer gave the celebrity 20 seconds in the box (up to a total of 60 seconds) accompanied by music and the audience counting down from ten to one. The format was changed slightly in series 4, in which the caller could choose a member of the studio audience to do the "grand grabbing" (the audience member would win the same amount of money the caller won). During Season 4, Grab a Grand had a few quirks added in, a few times some modified moments, with balloons inside the box, the walls falling down allowing audience members to help, door jammed, cheating, machine broke, even being flipped for Number Cruncher and inside a woman's house too when NTV happened. Then in the first episode of series 5, the box was blown up live during the show and the segment was revamped with the entire studio audience now playing grabbing notes that were being blown around by two large industrial fans as the celebrity would run into to collect, rather than having the three currencies, instead it featured the groats as the main currency, mixed within the groats would be "Golden Groats" worth £50 each if collected.
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