Democrats' debates showed, and primary polling quantifies, their establishment's decline.
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She quantifies her combat sports dreams as 80 percent fulfilled.
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A more detailed analysis of Fleury's performance quantifies Prior's impact.
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Similar to Mint, this app easily quantifies otherwise confusing dietary recommendations.
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The Law and Order Index quantifies safety in over 140 countries.
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"That starkly quantifies how important it is," Allcott told CNN Business.
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Now, a new study quantifies just how harsh the Mayan droughts were.
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This simple calculation quantifies the growth efficiency of a given cloud business.
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The Everytown study quantifies how the CDC's current research is woefully inadequate.
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The credit derivatives index quantifies the perceived risk in corporate credit markets.
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"The way it's different is, it quantifies how you see," he said.
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The index quantifies how countries nurture, develop and deploy skill for economic growth.
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Here's where the p-value comes in: The p-value quantifies this rareness.
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Whole life carbon quantifies all carbon required to build, maintain and use a building.
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The agency separately quantifies dishonorable discharges, which includes personnel convicted by a general court-martial.
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The firm quantifies how much social media buzz is worth, including non-paid for content.
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Central to all that is Run Genie, a system developed in-house that quantifies runners' gaits.
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A new UNICEF report released on Tuesday quantifies the alarming human cost of the escalating violence.
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The UT work quantifies the range of possibilities in between those, offering a framework for determining cloakability.
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But Tuesday's report, released at the organization's headquarters in Geneva, quantifies the effects of such a tax.
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A new study, published this week in the Journal of the American Medical Association, quantifies that risk.
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The browser tool just takes the way Spotify quantifies these elements, then lets you play around with them.
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I'm not telling you what quantifies blackness because I really want people to have that conversation with themselves.
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Is there a source that we can access that perhaps quantifies – LARRY KUDLOW: Is there a what, Jennifer?
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Instagram is an increasingly core part of Facebook's business — and new report quantifies that for the first time.
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SocialFlow's data quantifies for the first time an increase in user engagement around tweets using Twitter's new character limit.
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Crowdpac quantifies where the candidate falls along the ideological spectrum by sorting through the donors' past political-giving practices.
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The numbers in parentheses show the size of the "standardized beta weight," which quantifies how big the contribution was.
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The company's latest quarterly transparency report, which quantifies violations of the company's community standards, conveys just how much wrongdoing.
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Now, a report in Science quantifies just how many Americans of European descent may be found in this manner.
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The latest, by Holly Shakya from the University of California and Nicholas Christakis from Yale University, actually quantifies our misery.
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Our study quantifies the growth of the number of low- and moderate-income occupations requiring licenses from 1993 to 2012.
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Pinsky and his colleagues calculated the "thermal safety margin" for each species, a metric that quantifies a range of survivable temperatures.
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Cognovi Labs is built around that idea and quantifies what a consumer's intent might be based on analysis of their emotions.
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Developed at the University of Virginia, it quantifies three aspects of a teacher's performance: instructional support, emotional support and classroom organization.
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It captures and quantifies commitments made by cities, states and businesses that collectively represent more than half the U.S. economy and population.
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He owns a tanning bed and high-end cars with personalized plates, and, at my request, quantifies a couple of these possessions.
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The new report quantifies what's happening specifically on the rapidly warming land, and how land use can curb or worsen future warming.
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The Pluto analytics platform presents managers with a dashboard that quantifies the status of all assets at a given water treatment plant.
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And we can all benefit from more data and research that quantifies the workforce shortage and pinpoints where interventions are most needed.
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Life cycle analysis quantifies the full environmental impacts of a fossil fuel from the time it is extracted to its end use.
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A new report from the WHO and the Guttmacher Institute now quantifies just how big of a problem unsafe abortions really are.
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A new analysis from Ernie Tedeschi of Evercore ISI, a consultancy, quantifies just how much more assertive state and city governments have become.
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The final result is a single number, called a Feynman probability, which quantifies the chance that the particle collision will play out as sketched.
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However, profitability should be restored gradually due to the potential for cost synergies, which Santander quantifies at around EUR500 million savings annually from 2020.
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The report, released today, quantifies the kind of conspiratorial thinking that gave rise to the likes of alt-right social media platforms such as Gab.
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The algorithm quantifies criminal history alongside volunteer work, education, and other re-entry data points that demonstrate how people are working to rebuild their lives.
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Their new report, out of the McGill University School of Urban Planning, quantifies the burden that short term rentals have on vulnerable neighborhoods in this city.
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Our system quantifies them We work with the top weather and water data providers and have spent years mastering GPS and pathing under many fishing scenarios.
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Specifically, I have created, and open-sourced, an experimental, blockchain-based, non-monetary economy, one which quantifies reputation as a spendable currency within a gift economy.
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This was the approach that was used in the creation of RegData, a free database that quantifies federal regulation by industry, by agency and over time.
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The study, published Wednesday in Science Advances, quantifies how aggressive seniors were in spreading misinformation, though the findings suggest that sharing such stories was relatively rare.
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Using this Todd function, he hoped to explain something in particle physics called the fine-structure constant, which quantifies the strength of the electromagnetic interaction between particles.
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A new peer-reviewed study quantifies how much more nuclear power the public might support if "dread" melted away and opinions were more consistent with actual risk.
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And one group of researchers is developing an oximeter, a device that quantifies the light reflected back through layers of fat as a measure of blood oxygen.
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It's a measure that quantifies just how much this generation is taking from the next one, and putting the interests of today ahead of the interests of tomorrow.
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That goes into a statistical model which translate the predictions into a form that quantifies the uncertainty and in a way that's tailored to decision makers, he said.
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"This study confirms that cameras reduce fatal crashes and for the first time quantifies the effect that ending these programs has on safety," IIHS President Adrian Lund said.
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The survey asks car buyers to divulge any "problem" with a car they've had in the first 90 days after purchasing, and quantifies these problems into a ranking.
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In a paper in Science, using data from Rwanda, he quantifies poverty at very high levels of resolution, focusing not just on individual villages but on individual people.
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"It's easy to see with Kavanaugh how that quantifies in action at the polls in one direction or another," said Doug Heye, a former Republican National Committee official.
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Goldman's return on shareholder equity, a closely watched metric that quantifies the profits generated on shareholders' money, has been higher than that of Morgan Stanley in recent years.
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The latest report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) quantifies the magnitude of the threat we face -- we have just 12 years to transform the world.
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The lack of transparency in Indian election financing is well known, but the report by the nonprofit, the Association for Democratic Reforms, quantifies it for the first time.
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The chart above, using mostly data compiled by Goldman Sachs, quantifies just how much things changed from the days just before the election in November 2016 through September 2018.
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Venture-capital backed Prattle will begin offering a new service Monday that quantifies and scores the language used in earnings calls and reports filed by 3,000 U.S. public companies.
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It looks like this: What is compelling about Vote Compass, at least to me, is that it takes this academic rigor and quantifies you and the candidates on these scales.
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BMI is a number that quantifies the amount of tissue mass in an individual, and then categorizes that person as underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obese based on that value.
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The most recent enforcement report from the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA), which includes responses from 50 jurisdictions throughout the United States, quantifies the impact state regulators can have.
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A new study quantifies the economic risks posed by these extreme solar storms, while also proposing a super-futuristic solution to the problem: an Earth-sized shield built in outer space.
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In the modeling world, booking Victoria's Secret means not only massive exposure in your career, but it's a milestone that quantifies all of your hard work leading up to that achievement.
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They measured social integration with an index that quantifies the number and nature of social connections — in romantic relationships, with family and friends, and by participation in religious and social organizations.
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We have a warped perception of realityThe difference between how individual wealth behaves across parallel worlds, and how it behaves over time, also quantifies how wealth inequality changes, according to Peters.
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It's something that quantifies that this isn't just, you know, a trade war, as the media wants to call it, but really this has to be done because it's costing us.
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The report also quantifies the costs of privatizing public operations through outside contracting, the shocking debt loads shouldered by Detroiters, and a regionalization agreement that removes political control from city officials.
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The researchers focused on sustainable catches, using a measure developed by the United Nations that quantifies the amount of food that can be repeatedly harvested from a base population of fish.
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The report quantifies the number of people who will be fully exposed to the often hefty premium price hikes that a number of insurers have requested for their plans for next year.
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Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun, and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Welcome to "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun, and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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Economic View A pathbreaking new study of online conversations among economists describes and quantifies a workplace culture that appears to amount to outright hostility toward women in parts of the economics profession.
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A new study published in the journal Prevention Science quantifies what researchers call the "Charlie Sheen effect:" sales of at-home HIV testing kits nearly doubled the week Sheen disclosed his diagnosis.
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The company has developed a rating system that quantifies a player's contribution to a team, based on his side's overall strength, his share of playing time, his position, and his goals and assists.
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It points out the true figure is likely to be higher because Facebook caps the number of posts it quantifies at 230,219 (and three of the ten groups had hit that ceiling). Which?
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The Trust for America's Health Report, Ready or Not: Protecting the Public's Health from Diseases, Disasters and Bioterrorism further quantifies preparedness and rates states on their readiness to respond to a health threat.
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Through adolescence (which the study quantifies as ages 7 to 103), the average girl who reached menarche at age 8 revealed 25 percent more depression symptoms, when answering a survey, than the norm.
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One of the ways scientists and philosophers sometimes confuse each other is by talking about "information," because sometimes they also mean "knowledge" and sometimes they just mean a numerical value that quantifies entropy.
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"We're applying all the same models we used to build our company," Mr. Screwvala said, noting that the foundation carefully quantifies the success or failure of its initiatives, making adjustments along the way.
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According to a 2013 Oxford University study that quantifies the likelihood of job automation, it actually places the extremely specific job of 'Drywall Installer' at a 79 percent chance of being replaced by robots.
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Research published Monday in Nature Climate Change quantifies this worrisome trend in unprecedented detail, and predicts the potential fallout of a beetle invasion into vulnerable American and Canadian forests over the next 60 years.
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A quick look at the Geekbench scores attained by the iPhone 212 quantifies a staggering achievement: the single-core performance of Apple's latest generation of smartphone processors has basically caught up with Intel's laptops CPUs.
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What's cool about this endeavor is not only the craftmanship it brings to everyday items, like a T-shirt and sweatshirt, but also how it quantifies it (and gives its wearer a major talking point).
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The F-353 program has long aimed at growing the fleet to more than 3,000 jets and bringing the unit price of the F-35A below $80 million through efficiencies gained by ordering larger quantifies.
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While optimized for exercise (it streams Spotify and quantifies your run) the Pebble Core also can be retooled easily to perform a variety of different functions, limited only by the apps that developers might imagine.
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The National Health Security Preparedness Index quantifies our readiness for the health impacts of disasters through a process that includes "access to high-quality medical services across the continuum of care during and after disasters".
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Every year it releases the Global Burden of Disease study—an alarmingly comprehensive report that quantifies the incidence and impact of every conceivable illness and injury in each of the world's 193 countries and territories.
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The F-40003 program has long aimed at growing the fleet to more than 24000,235 jets and bringing the unit price of the F-235A below $80 million through efficiencies gained by ordering larger quantifies.
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The F-35 program has long aimed at growing the fleet to more than 3,000 jets and bringing the unit price of the F-35 A below $80 million through efficiencies gained by ordering larger quantifies.
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"Power Trip" offers intertwined essays that chart the history of six key uses of energy — water, food, transportation, wealth, cities and security — and, importantly, quantifies the trade-offs inherent in every significant innovation along the way.
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"To me this confirms and quantifies trends that we have been seeing in a lot of poor countries," Rebecca Carter, deputy director of the climate resilience practice at the nonprofit World Resources Institute, said of the findings.
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Details: Tomorrow, Bloomberg will speak at the UN climate conference in Madrid, where he will deliver an update from America's Pledge, a group (which he co-chairs) that quantifies climate progress of 4,000 cities, states and businesses.
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The F-35 program is aiming to expand the fleet to more than 3,000 jets and bring the unit price of the F-35A closer to $80 million in 2020 through efficiencies gained by ordering in larger quantifies.
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The F-35 program is aiming to grow the fleet to more than 3,000 jets and bring the unit price of the F-35A closer to $80 million in 403 through efficiencies gained by ordering in larger quantifies.
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"A living wage benchmark quantifies what workers need to live decently, so that they can support a family above the poverty line and still be able to have some discretionary spending and the ability to save," she says.
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And despite documentation that quantifies the Pentagon's efforts in Somalia, there is no public record of the C.I.A.'s activities in the country, including if it has its own drone program to search for and to kill Shabab militants.
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A fascinating new analysis from the Demographics Research Group at the Weldon Cooper Center for Public Service in the University of Virginia quantifies a stunning demographic and economic transformation of the nation's largest metropolitan areas over the past quarter century.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Time for "How Scared Should I Be?" the column that quantifies the scariness of everything under the sun and teaches you how to allocate that most precious of natural resources: your fear.
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And the Freshness Factor™ is wildly high at 99.4 percent — that's a statistic that quantifies a grid's unusual and original word content and includes beauties like DALMATIANS (a debut itself, who'd have thunk?) and wallflowers like ONELS, SOG and TFAL.
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The new study, by Dr. Barrett, Irene C. Dedoussi of Delft University of Technology in the Netherlands and others, quantifies the effects of each state on every other, using pollution data and computer models to track pollution in the atmosphere.
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A recently released report, Economic and Social Contributions of the Personal Care Products Industry, commissioned by the Personal Care Products Council and conducted by Pricewaterhouse Coopers, quantifies the impact of this robust and innovative sector that drives the American economy.
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The study, by three economics researchers at the University of Texas, quantifies just how often the Electoral College will produce an "inversion" — that is, an election where one candidate wins the popular vote but the other walks away with the presidency.
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The United States and 10 partner nations are aiming to grow the F-35 fleet to more than 3,000 jets and bring the unit price of the F-35A closer to $80 million in 2020 through efficiencies gained by ordering in larger quantifies.
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But a well-regarded data set called V-Dem, which quantifies dozens of democratic indicators in every country, like the freedom of opposition parties and the independence of courts, allowed the political scientists Anna Lührmann and Staffan I. Lindberg to test those assumptions.
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The color-coded map, using data collected by the Suomi NPP satellite, quantifies the brightness of the night sky across the world, ranging from dark, pristine views like that over the ocean, to major cities where artificial light has completely obliterated the natural darkness.
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The Chainalysis data quantifies this distinct shift in the make-up of bitcoin owners from longer-term investors — those who held the asset for more than a year — to short-term investors who have traded more recently, by analysing how regularly coins have changed hands.
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The so-called cohort default rate, which accounts for borrowers who default on their loans within three years of graduating, is the only metric in the federal higher education law that quantifies whether colleges and universities are graduating students who can pay back their debts.
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The repeal proposal does not discuss or justify the lost pollution reductions that motivated the original rule and are the focus of the Clean Air Act, although an accompanying cost-benefit analysis quantifies the changes in a document that itself is skewed and deviates from its past analyses.
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Developed in a partnership between researchers at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, Stanford University, and the University of Calgary, the OCI is the first-of-its-kind analytic tool that quantifies the total life-cycle GHG emissions of individual oils—from upstream extraction to midstream refining to downstream end use.
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Now the United States Geological Survey comes out with a map that quantifies the chances of a damaging quake in the next year, and for parts of northern and central Oklahoma and southern Kansas, it's somewhere between one in about eight and one in 10 — about the same as your state.
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" While Ania Zalewska in "Huge pension fund deficits are a global crisis in waiting" quantifies these assertions, writing: "According to a Citibank report from 2016, the 20 largest OECD (Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development) countries alone have a US$78 trillion shortfall in funding pay-as-you-go and defined benefit public pensions' obligations.
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Workers at companies with a significant number of low-wage employees (which the Kaiser Family survey quantifies as a company in which at least 35 percent of employees are making an annual salary of $25,2.33 or less) have lower premiums than those who work at companies with fewer low-wage workers, probably because their plans cover less.
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Computers don't know what any of those descriptors mean, so here's how Spotify quantifies a throwback R&B slow jam: "danceability": 0.589, "energy": 0.912, "key": 9, "loudness": -3.748, "mode": 0, "speechiness": 0.0472, "acousticness": 0.000245, "instrumentalness": 0.00167, "liveness": 0.571, "valence": 0.579, "tempo": 99.995, "type": "audio_features",I took the values, fooled around with sliders, and tried to become my own manual recommendation algorithm.
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It's based on new research just published in Environmental Science & Technology, which quantifies both the carbon intensity (carbon emissions per mile) and the costs (vehicle, fuel, and maintenance costs per mile) of 125 light-duty vehicle models currently on the market in the US. You can plug in any model (along with your location — the carbon intensity of the electricity supply varies from region to region) and find out how clean and/or cheap your car is.
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