Sentence examples for mean reverting from inspiring English sources

Repealing the Act would only mean reverting to that cumbersome and expensive process.

The selected parameters were used to develop stochastic process models using Ito process and mean reverting process for feed composition and kinetic parameter uncertainty.

Bring it on, say budget hawks: such a stalemate would mean reverting to the level of the 2010 budget".Own resources" has long been a goal of Eurocrats.

And there is another form of peaceful protest available: Hong Kong's legislators can reject China's proposals, even though that would mean reverting to the equally undemocratic system used in 2012.

However, experts say the commission is unlikely to scrap legislation adopted after lengthy negotiations, which would mean reverting back to rules from 1986.

This would essentially mean reverting to a conventional lab book, but the pdf would still provide extra features such as searchability and ease of copying and storage.

But even if that were the case, the ratio ought still to be mean-reverting.

And the evidence suggests that share prices are mildly mean-reverting.

Empirical results for a panel of Japanese manufacturing firms provides some support for the notion that log firm sizes are mean-reverting towards heterogeneous equilibrium values, and that the LPE should be rejected.

Further analysis considers the modeling of this difference using mean-reverting models.

Our focus is to capture the mean-reverting, seasonality, memory and stochastic properties of the temperature movement and other time series exhibiting such properties.