Curve in sentence

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And by writing a computer program, you can have different iterations of the different curve, which increasingly get close to one unit square, but never quite reaches there.

There has been one story, one development in human history that bent the curve, bent it just about 90 degrees, and it is a technology story.

So magic is an excellent way for staying ahead of the reality curve, to make possible today what science will make a reality tomorrow.

There'd be virtually no learning curve.

Because they looked at the curve and said, if the population keeps growing at this rate, to move the population of New York around, they would have needed six million horses, and the manure created by six million horses would be impossible to deal with.

Edinburgh in summer, the area beneath the curve is pretty good, but Edinburgh in winter, the amount of NO that can be released is next to nothing, tiny amounts.

But many years ago, we took the worst land in Zimbabwe, where I offered a £5 note in a hundred-mile drive if somebody could find one grass in a hundred-mile drive, and on that, we trebled the stocking rate, the number of animals, in the first year with no feeding, just by the movement, mimicking nature, and using a sigmoid curve, that principle.

If you follow that curve, you'll see that it starts way down there.

The problem we face is that all these great inventions, we have to match them in the future, and my prediction that we're not going to match them brings us down from the original two-percent growth down to 0.2, the fanciful curve that I drew you at the beginning.

But we got a clean learning curve, almost exactly the same as what you would get in a school.

Ten thousand years ago, the humans and livestock and pets were not even one tenth of one percent and wouldn't even have been visible on such a curve.

So the red line is mostly below that curve and indeed there's only one point that is achieved with the needle that's protective, and that's with a high dose of 6,000 nanograms.

But notice immediately the distinctly different curve that we achieve with the blue line.

That's what's achieved with the Nanopatch; the delivered dose of the Nanopatch is a completely different immunogenicity curve.

The bell curve shows 150 controls, and what is being looked at is the difference between the right and the left frontal lobe.

It's something that is totally out of the bell curve.

This is a curve of the gain in fusion over the last 30 years or so, and you can see that we're making now about 10,000 times more fusion than we used to when we started.

Now if you look at the graph, you will notice that those two dots are a little bit on the right of the curve.

Actually, the science to make those machines was really in time to produce fusion during that curve.

And so he came up with this beautiful curve.

Howard does the experiment, and he gets the data back, and he plots it on a curve, and all of a sudden he realizes it's not a nice bell curve.

We know how to turn that curve back upwards.

That said, keep one thing in mind: We're at the beginning of a very steep curve.

The second thing to notice is that for poor countries, the curve is really steep.

But go on a bit further up the curve, and then we see it flattening out.

And with more and more of the world's population living on this part of the curve, it means GDP is becoming less and less useful as a guide to our development.

But if you get the grade "Not Yet", you understand that you're on a learning curve.

What we saw was we could bend that curve, so to speak, change this exponential growth, and bring some hope back to the ability to control this outbreak.

The first of those is complacency, the risk that as this disease curve starts to bend, the media look elsewhere, the world looks elsewhere.

So if we look at the data for men here, we see what is called a normal distribution curve.

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