New Mexico and Minnesota moved from Weak to Strong, but also fell back again.
Washington state moved from Weak Clinton back to Strong Clinton (where it should have been, all along), but the biggest news was Rhode Island moving all the way from Barely Clinton to Strong Clinton.
But the best news was at the end, when Michigan and Pennsylvania (and their total of 36 EV) moved from Weak Obama to Strong Obama, which shows up in the spike in the dark blue line, above.
Conversely, his Barely number bumped up with the addition of Montana, but this isn't good news at all since it is moving downwards from Weak McCain.
Third, banks have been allowed to regulator-shop, moving from strong regulators to weaker ones.
I would like to return to the main topic of this article, namely, weak signals, moving from an empirical example.
Whereas, moving from medium turbulence conditions to weak turbulence conditions makes the RF links dominate the system performance, where the diversity order equals K 1−N 1−N=K 2−N 2+1−N
On the basis of these rather abstract assumptions, in § 5, I will return on the topic of weak signals moving from an empirical case study: the signals of an economic upturn in Italy.
Such deposit migration is now happening in Spain as people move money from weak savings banks, called cajas, to stronger institutions with international reach, like Santander.
The only really good news for Trump was seeing North Carolina move from Weak Clinton to Barely Trump.
