CAPE therefore can act as a potential indicator of climate change, essentially providing an indication of the potential energy available for moist convection.
One thing he is likely to introduce is some form of so-called forward guidance, essentially giving an indication of future policy.
"As it was resolved on a technicality, and costs are apparently yet to be recovered, this success should not be taken as an indication that ISDS is essentially harmless," Lindwall said Monday.
X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) showed that the materials have MMT-rich surfaces, an indication that polypyrrole is essentially intercalated in the host clay galleries.
In particular, the moderately high correlations with the subscales of the PedsQL DM are an indication of concurrent validity, as these scales essentially measure constructs related to or reflecting adherence (12).
"In our hiring, we look for essentially the same credentials as a research university does, plus... an indication of interest in and aptitude for teaching.
"For rioters essentially to be able to overrun the embassy and set it on fire is an indication that the Iranian government is not taking its international obligations seriously," Mr. Obama said.
This method essentially estimates how unemployment developed given pre-crisis Beveridge curve data and therefore gives an indication of deviations of unemployment from the pre-crisis Beveridge curve.
Maybe the fist pump is an indication.
It's an indication of our commitment".
