Sentence examples for trend indices from inspiring English sources

It develops a firefly algorithm with variable population (FAVP) to obtain the parameters of the electricity consumption model through optimising two proposed trend indices: moving mean of the average precision (mmAP) and moving mean of standard derivation (mmSTD).

The main contributions of this research are to develop: (1) a novel quantitative model that can accurately predict the social, economic and environmental coupled impacts on the annual electricity demands; (2) the conceptual CIAD framework; (3) FAVP algorithm; and (4) two new trend indices of mmAP and mmSTD.

The U.S. Travel Association said Tuesday that its Travel Trends Index indicated that international travel to the U.S. rose about 4percentt in April compared to a year ago.

The Web site, which tracks interest rates in many lending markets, features a Rate Trend Index that includes predictions from a handful of mortgage planners and executives and from Bankrate's own staff members.

t is the time trend index that serves as a proxy for technical change; u iι  > = 0, is the output-oriented technical inefficiency used to estimate the TE.

Three indicators are proposed: the novel Cumulative Relative Recovery Index (CRRI), measuring the (mid-long term) extent and completeness of recovery; the Recovery Trend Index (RTI), measuring the steepness of the mid-term post-fire recovery trend; and the Half Recovery Time index (HRT), a measure of the short-term recovery rate.

Yet there is one arena bucking the general trend: index funds.

The U.S. and China fare even worse if we look at their performance trend index numbers across the last decade: 77th and 100th, respectively.

To differentiate spring and autumn days with similar day lengths but different trajectories, a trend index was also calculated as the change in day length over the past seven days.

The Employment Trends Index reaches a three-and-a-half year high.

Signs of future growth are still subdued: the Conference Board reported on Monday that its Employment Trends index had declined for the third time in four months and that employers were likely to add just 100,000 net jobs a month for the rest of the year.