Sentence examples for monthly version from inspiring English sources
The monthly version of The Review will have a tiny staff.
It comes 15 years after the monthly version of Life magazine published a cover article on the Titanic in June 1997.
The MDC is a generalized monthly version of the Daily Drought Code widely used across Canada by forest fire management agencies for monitoring of wildfire risk.
The monthly version of the series is plotted in Figure 3, and has percentage units of thirty-day annualized rates of return (Chicago Board Options Exchange 2009).
The news follows a similar announcement back in January, which found the monthly version of the program increasing from $10.99 to $12.99 — a $24 increase.
This implies (1) mapping the structural quarterly DSGE with a monthly version that maintains the same economic restrictions; (2) augmenting the model with a richer data set and (3) updating the estimates of the DSGE׳s structural shocks in real time following the publication calendar of the data.
He has a punishing schedule, simultaneously working on the next series of Grand Designs as well as Grand Designs Europe, and a new architecture series for Channel 4. In February, the Grand Designs magazine will be launched - a monthly glossy version of the TV series.
The COALA consists of a series of semi-structured interviews that enable serial assessment of the cohort; these include the entry version, monthly follow-up version, 6-monthly follow-up version and yearly follow-up version.
CMP Media of Manhasset is introducing a monthly Chinese-language version of its InformationWeek magazine.
The gaps in the daily historical records over 1980 2010 were filled with a monthly bias-corrected version of the closest grid point of the AgMERRA data set, following the Agricultural Model Intercomparison and Improvement Project (AgMIP) protocoles (AgMIP 2013a, b).
Temperature data were obtained from NOAAs Optimal Interpolation version 2 monthly SST analyses (OI.v2 monthly Sea Surface Temperature, available from the IRI/LDEO Climate Data Library at http://ingrid.ldgo.columbia.edu).edu
