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| 释义 | 系数 If people wish to prevent sunburn and the risk of skin cancer, they should slap on factor30, said Dr Ike Iheanacho, editor of the DTB. This coefficient will be specific to each organization and can be found empirically by collecting metrics over a project or two. A wide range of redistributive policies has helped those at the bottom of the ladder; the Gini coefficient is among the lowest in the world. Local governments should take the basic subsistence costs, local Engle coefficient level or the expenditure-income ratio, into account when setting their own allowance standards. For a service in the cloud, a cost factor will be assigned for accessing the data; it is important to understand the cost equation for the data access. Or if a household does underreport its spending, he assumes that it also downplays its food expenses proportionately, so that their Engel’s coefficient is unaffected. The weighted average is the sum of the values, but each weighted by a certain coefficient. The results show that all correlation coefficients of these“ mismatched” combinations were either insignificant or very low positive. Moreover, if the enemy puts civilians at risk by deliberately placing military targets near them, “ this is a factor to be taken into account in favour of the attackers”. Every day, when my father came home from work, my job was to report the correlation coefficients between various baseball statistics. Well, this problem is so simple that the problem data is directly included in the objective function and constraints declarations as the coefficients of the decision variables in the declarations. When probable manipulation is detected, a spam rank factor is applied to a site, depending upon the type and severity of the infraction. If you use the fixed coefficient method or load in specific percentage then you need to be careful when these percentages change or if you add a particular company. If people underreported their overall spending, but told the truth about their food spending, their Engel’s coefficients will be artificially high. The humidity could change in the room and that could change the friction coefficient. Measuring the current disk activity taking place will be the starting place in working out a scaling factor by comparing your typical user with the workloads in our tests. No, just count it as a safety factor. The risk factor is independent of the mother's weight gain during pregnancy or starting weight, she says. Typically, this involves counting the number of inputs, outputs, queries, files, and interfaces, then assigning a complexity coefficient to each of them. By setting this to the name or ISO code of your country, the appropriate electricity factor will be taken into account automatically. To calculate their price targets, they multiplied Apple's estimated earnings by factors that ranged from16 to22.5. And we saw that, you saw that the Joule coefficient for an ideal gas was zero. Factors include good thermal coefficient matching and smooth substrate surfaces. India's Gini coefficient is in the lower half of the chart, yet health and education measures suggest the country suffers from wide disparities. Over the course of the last decade, nominal fixed investment expanded by a factor of12. Gini coefficients in Latin America are based on income; those in Asia are mainly based on expenditure, because reliable income data are often not available. In the richest 20% of households, only5% of children are severely underweight, compared with 28% in the poorest 20%— a wider gap than in countries which have higher Gini coefficients. The final report displays correlation coefficients or R values. The calculation in Listing5 will use U. K. electricity emission factors by default. Statisticians can easily generate“ lie coefficients” to adjust for the human tendency to fib away a few pounds. My guess is that for Americans it would be about15% on average. |
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