Sentence examples for yearly changes from inspiring English sources
TAMPA, Fla .— With all the yearly changes made by the Yankees, Yogi Berra's arrival at their spring training base adds a timeless quality to baseball's most historic franchise.
Burkhauser et al. achieve their reversal of past income distribution data by amending the definition of income developed in their 2012 paper — "post-tax, post-transfer, size-adjusted household income including the ex-ante value of in-kind health insurance benefits" — to incorporate another accounting tool: "yearly-accrued capital gains to measure yearly changes in wealth".
Therefore, as above, yearly changes in the composition differ between the EVCs.
Fig. 4 Yearly changes of regression coefficients, lags, mean OBP, and mean temperature forthe six OBTMs.
The MRWE is unbiased for monthly and yearly changes and preserves the internal consistency in total.
Fig. 6 Yearly changes of regression coefficient and lag of TM1 at selected frequency bands with error margins (standard deviation).
He looked at the 10 yearly change in GDP per capita since the second world war.
They should be presenting a yearly change when dealing with monthly figures.
The increase of 0.32 a game since last season is the largest yearly change in that timeframe.
Because the Sun, with respect to Earth, migrates annually between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn, the yearly change in heating of Earth's surface is small at low latitudes and large at mid- and higher latitudes.
Clearly, the application of these comprehensive methods requires the knowledge of detailed data concerning the fleets of running vehicles and their yearly change.
