The solid green line represents the yearly total disaster occurrence, detrended using a second-order polynomial (black dashed line).
The yearly total disaster occurrence is thus "detrended" to estimate the influence of ENSO and climate on disaster frequency.
"We are aiming to increase our half-million yearly total visitors — and less cash," he said, referring to general admissions.
Mr. Seifter said that the yearly total of about $25,000 represented the lowest fees that the 28-year-old group received anywhere.
If that pace continues, the yearly total for deforestation would jump; the number was approximately 6,900 square miles from August 2006 to August 2007.
High percentages of the yearly total precipitation concentration in a few very rainy days can increase the risks of floods and soil instability.
Since 1 September only 3,000 cattle have been processed out of the yearly total of 1.5 million - 0.2 per cent of the annual figure.
Because winter there is a serious event — temperatures often remain subzero for days — visitors number about 2,500, only 1 percent of the yearly total.
Vermont tourism officials say they have no estimates of the impact of visitors who come for civil unions; it would seem to be small -- out of a yearly total of four million visitors -- but palpable.
Bob Ackland, an owner of the Sugarbush resort in Warren, said that he hoped to increase summer revenues to 40percentt of the resort's yearly total, up from 20percentt now.
Over a two-week period the staff has put up a 2.86 ERA in comparison to their bloated yearly total of 4.18, and that's almost exclusively down to the starting pitching.
