uncertainty

There's some uncertainty in the economy. But in the long run, you've got to be confident about your economy.

Sorting out just what sort of uncertainty accounting is required should take at least until next October's hole shows up.

True there had been a couple of years of uncertainty after the dotcom crash.

Community leaders said the delays are causing uncertainty in an area desperate for much-needed regeneration.

He saw the uncertainty in her face and moved forward to take her hands in his and lift them hungrily, palms up, to his mouth.

How can I be the bottom of my heart into the sea of clouds, as you join the vast uncertainty in the air than morality?

The bank said that uncertainty about global outlook remains high and that the global recovery is continuing at a 'slower pace'.

Network of these characteristics, no doubt makes e-commerce in the jurisdiction on the case is a great uncertainty.

He said companies were using the fancy titles as an incentive to retain staff rather than pay them more at a time of economic uncertainty.

Obviously, courage is the willingness to go forward in the face of uncertainty, which does not mean the lack of fear but the control of it.

But if figures are well below expectations, "it creates more uncertainty about how deep the recession is going to be, " he said.

For the narrowly defined interests of the market, such an attack would be very bad news, casting great uncertainty over the supply of oil.

The uncertainty about the weather has had a definite effect upon the Englishman's character; it tends to make him cautious.

Politics' nature of uncertainty also makes the political ideology unable to be the sound base for morality.

Objective uncertainty is about what Donald Rumsfeld (in a different context) referred to as the "known unknowns" .

This uncertainty about the path of policy has had the markets in a bit of a lather.

The deal ends more than a year of uncertainty for Sweden's car industry since Volvo and Saab were put up for sale by their US owners.

Still, he said the economy will eventually recover given its underlying strengths, and that the main uncertainty is the timing.

We agree that the impact of the application of this product is the only uncertainty is to have your permission.

But he believes that the company's very survival is threatened by the ongoing uncertainty as to what has happened to its accounts.

With so much uncertainty, China seems to have gone back to supporting the status quo.

Just over a year after the recovery started, its initial vigor has abruptly subsided, thrusting the world into a new period of uncertainty.

She said there was "tremendous uncertainty" over whether the price spike was temporary or part of a longer-term trend.

The color of uncertainty come into people's eyes and the smile turned into a thick cover tip of brow, eye covered.

Britain's energy bill is still bogged down in parliament, adding to uncertainty over the future for renewables.

It is also uncertain how much consumers will spend in a time of uncertainty even if they do make more money.

Two years ago, we met together at a time of great uncertainty, as we faced the threat of a global influenza pandemic.

Being open about uncertainty is not just a case of reporting some kind of statistically-derived "margin of error" .

Nicolas Sarkozy, the French president, said it would not receive "a single cent" until it had cleared up the uncertainty.

One of the symptoms of the state of economic uncertainty is to go for comfort food that gives you instant gratification.

There was something of uncertainty in his reply.

The main uncertainty in this outlook is how much above normal the season will be.

Because if you give people confidence right now that it's going to be extended you take out a bunch of uncertainty.

To say there's some uncertainty over OPEC's intentions, let alone its capabilities, is something of an understatement.

A number of mining companies share value has gone down in the past few days with the uncertainty from the flooding.

He said the credit squeeze was a "serious crisis" that was still unfolding with a high degree of uncertainty.

As the Olympics approach, that adds another source of uncertainty for global markets. As if they did not have enough to worry about.

"We are looking for a bit more flexibility given the uncertainty we face, " he said.

The U. S. stock market has powered back in the face of major global uncertainty. It may have bond investors to thank for that.

The odds, just, are that it will do so. But it will be a year of danger and uncertainty as well as hope.

Investing under uncertainty is always difficult, but this could prove to be more like sailing into a hurricane.

The effects of scanner uncertainty, the aerosol backscatter and atmospheric temperature on wind accuracy of the wind lidar were evaluated.

It was a presidential pep talk delivered at a time of economic uncertainty for many American families.

'As it stands now, the pace of economic improvement is idling somewhat, ' which helps explain the stock market's uncertainty, he said.

But for thousands of people who had already applied for skilled migration to Australia, the changes have been a cause of great uncertainty.

How much new production will hit the global market in the years ahead is causing further uncertainty.

The long duration of the general housing loans, the interest payment the borrower uncertainty, and always facing interest rate risk.

Or had she seen him? They ought to be told that the uncertainty had not been removed by this trip to Mexico.

The only uncertainty for Lippi at this stage seems to be who he will select at right-back for tomorrow's test.

"All of that just breeds uncertainty and I think you are just seeing that reflected in the market, " he said.

But in 2011, at a time of global economic uncertainty and with the U. S. embroiled in three wars, the pendulum has swung the other way.

Like a roller coaster, life seems to race into dark valleys of uncertainty, and yet it seems only to inch toward peaks of hope.

In late August he said he expects a 'low-global-growth environment' to last several years, with a 'huge amount of uncertainty. '

Her voice, tense and yet low, was in itself a clear proof of her anguish and uncertainty.

Just try to get a handle on the area of your life that creates your sense of uncertainty so you can work on it.

Mr. Obama admitted that there is uncertainty about exactly how much oil is being spilled.

Moving the project's schedule out to accommodate all this uncertainty may not be economically practical.

State of loose fibre is not easy to increase the uniformity of the sample overall fiber content of qualitative and uncertainty.

At a time of uncertainty and threat, people had more confidence in the president they knew than in the candidate who seemed unproven.

Be assured everything is ready to go ahead, meaning that the period of disruption and uncertainty will be relatively brief.

Because a lot of decision task uncertainty, plus the confrontation of information environment, the fuzzy evaluation itself is often.

All this uncertainty is adding up to an environment where the euro is expected to face continued downward pressure.

Had the bank gone bust, it would have led to huge uncertainty, and large potential losses, on a variety of contracts.

They have a point. Uncertainty is bad. But one must ask how much of this is Mr Obama's fault.

Whatever the results of that vote, it will remove some of the uncertainty from the U. S. political and economic situation.

"There's always some uncertainty that we're going to have to live with, " he said. "Or die with. "

All this created a climate of uncertainty in which investors decided to sell first and ask questions later.

For a week of darkness and uncertainty to the sky suddenly.

There is also uncertainty concerning taxes and spending, as I said, but the federal debt cannot be blamed primarily on this Administration.

There's a lot of uncertainty about exactly how much climate change is too much.

In the face of this uncertainty, the decision about whether or not to limit their use is then a political decision, not a scientific one.

At this point, I need to emphasize that reflexivity is not the only source of uncertainty in human affairs.

The Fed chairman faces uncertainty about how much of an effect market turmoil will have on the economy.

They stirred the rest of the disciples who fell in behind Christ, ready to face the uncertainty which lay ahead.

He said: "There is uncertainty over where the economy might head over the next two years and there is an election coming up. "

Such uncertainty is usually the enemy of important decisions.

The knowledge about uncertainty of supply chain has been used to analyze the factors and reasons that affected the maximum of value.

Uncertainty over prices, he says, means that companies do not know which technologies to bet on for future products.

Education had been a lucky break for her, in a time of uncertainty, and she valued it above all things.

Somehow I doubt whether there will be much uncertainty or humility on offer; or not, at least, from anyone close to power.

A great deal of uncertainty surrounds these estimates because so much depends on guesswork.

The euro continued to be buffeted by uncertainty about a resolution to the Greek debt crisis.

The technology is better, applications are on the increase and even the global economic uncertainty seems to be helping the sector.

At stake is the relevance of the IMF at a time of uncertainty as the boom of four years draws to a close.

He had an air of uncertainty about him.

Companies' reputations are no doubt of greater importance than ever before amid continued economic uncertainty around the globe.

In quantum mechanics an auxiliary integral is often introduced to prove uncertainty principle.

This short response has a sense of uncertainty together with a minor agreement to what was said.

Stay calm and peaceful within the midst of uncertainty and change, and you will doing all that can be expected of you at this time.

Amid so much economic uncertainty, many are rethinking career plans, putting off marriage and avoiding the stock market like the plague.

Amid so much economic uncertainty, many are rethinking career plans, putting off marriage and avoiding the stock market like the plague.

But uncertainty about the long-term prospects of Fannie and Freddie has been a brake on the revival of securitisation.

As uncertainty grows, investors seem to be placing a higher value on research than they did only months ago.

Of course, one might argue that this represents uncertainty over the dollar as much as the euro.

Even though Jones had already returned her medals, there was still a lot of uncertainty regarding the outcome of debates on her teammates.

Meanwhile the U. S. can only watch and worry as one of its most important regional allies endures political uncertainty.

To beard, at least to be a creative one, one must relinquish control and embrace uncertainty.

Any uncertainty in the initial state of a chaotic system will soon be amplified, leading to a loss of predictive power over the system.

"Sure. " Asher smiled, his usual smile, friendly and familiar. But Jonas felt a moment of hesitation from his friend, an uncertainty.

At present, absolute comparative method one is always used to correct the environment, and uncertainty theory isn't used to evaluate it.

This static, ambiguous and nonspecific system creates uncertainty or indifference among the population that it is meant to help protect.

This uncertainty about where the next meal will come from is called ' food insecurity ' .

Radiation temperature obtained by this method is in accordance with that calculated by traditional methods with an uncertainty of about 7%.

But others said the Fed had introduced uncertainty into the market, which would continue to impact investor risk appetite and prices.

The uncertainty about a quitter's future status alone may provide sufficient incentive not to leave.

But, due to the uncertainty of the magnetic levitation system model, its control has been a major problem in the control field.

Despite the uncertainty, some asset managers are trying to calm their clients by putting a positive spin on the downgrade.

The net effect is in fact slightly negative, but given the margin of uncertainty the bottom line is roughly no net effect at all.

"It will resolve investor uncertainty and provide shareholders with a substantial premium to our last traded share price, " he said.

For complex systems, uncertainty is usually the biggest risk a program faces in the early stages of development.

For complex systems, uncertainty is usually the biggest risk a program faces in the early stages of development.

And he needs to be able to perceive change as opportunity, uncertainty as challenge and corruption as disease.

uncertainty about whether authorities in Europe are willing to put money up front to rescue Greece from its crippling debt crisis.

At this point, all we had around a sense of uncertainty, insecurity also greatly reduced.

The uncertainty nature of aleatory contract determines that the principle of utmost good faith should be applied.

The task of communicating the timing of that switch to markets with a minimum of confusion and uncertainty is crucial and difficult.

Air quality - Evaluation of the suitability of a measurement procedure by comparison with a required measurement uncertainty.

Therefore , countermeasures can be taken to enlarge consumption in the light of the relationship between uncertainty and consumer behaviors.

Suddenly the salesperson is in the dark and has to negotiate price in an atmosphere of uncertainty.

Existing models are coming under increasing scrutiny, particularly at a time of deep economic decline and long-term uncertainty.

Does the person speaking seem to have a willingness to be with the unknown and uncertainty?

Cost-containment tends to tumble downhill and land on the desks of managers, stimulating fear, uncertainty and doubt about Agile techniques.

A evaluation method of uncertainty was tried to find out for determination of the total saponin in Radix Platycodonis by weight method.

With turnout likely to be low, and uncertainty over the vote for the far-right National Front, there could still be a surprise.

Over the past few days, we have witnessed a startling drop in the stock market -- much of it driven by uncertainty and fear.

If you depart from the law, you will wander without a guide, and everything will be in a state of uncertainty to every one.

That crisis, officials and independent experts said, is all the more treacherous because of the deep political uncertainty in North Korea.

In raising rates, even at a time of such uncertainty, the European Central Bank has opted for the latter.

The recent trend in the United States and beans mainly by a strong South American soybean production in the impact of uncertainty.

But as this principle is meant as an aid not a rule, it has also given rise to a degree of worrying uncertainty for divorcing couples.

The procurement rules come at a time of rising global concern about protectionism amid continued economic uncertainty.

Except for the haunting uncertainty about his wife and baby, Byron Henry was enjoying the new war with Japan.

Economic theory jumped through many hoops trying to eliminate this element of uncertainty.

Heisenberg's uncertainty principle is represented by the statement that the operators corresponding to certain observables do not commute.

One risk associated with the new command gateway approach was an uncertainty regarding the performance of the Castor serialization API.

Uncertainty over healthcare reform and a dearth of funding for biotechnology companies since the crisis have dented revenue recently.

As the paper says, "There is an intrinsic uncertainty due to recessions, because business structures and practices have to be rearranged. "

Uncertainty in global markets and a promise to spend up to $30bn on a buy-back after a deal is consummated may play into BHP's hands.

There is a feeling of insecurity and uncertainty, unless you are the ones who see that they are a means to an end of the old ways.

In Chinese criminal procedures, the sending back for retrial system is simple, it is uncertainty in practice, and it tends to be increase .

However, core inflation had edged up in recent months, and considerable uncertainty surrounded the inflation outlook.

Although the war does appear to be ending, the battle for Abidjan wrapping up now, there is still a mood of great uncertainty.

Using possibility theory to deal with this kind of uncertainty, one of the vital points is constructing reasonable possibility distribution.

At the heart of the brouhaha over the hacking is uncertainty over the role of Britain's famously robust press.

'We're coming out of that, but the uncertainty is still there. '

At his age, the uncertainty of returning from a dislocated and severely bruised kneecap could cause more harm than good at this point.

Unfortunately, much of the world is going to be facing huge macroeconomic uncertainty for years to come.

I can give you my loneliness, my darkness, the hunger of my heart; I am trying to bribe you with uncertainty, with danger, with defeat.

Often she went to her secret wardrobe, where she kept them, and stood in uncertainty whether the time to carry out her plan had come or not.

And they acknowledged that it's still hard to say whether things are improving, with so much uncertainty in its members' economies.

Exor (which owns nearly 5% of The Economist) and News Corporation are cutting in at a time of great uncertainty.

To be honest with you, sir, I don't think even the wizards understand the uncertainty business.

APEC leaders said the region "is recovering from the recent economic and financial crisis, but uncertainty remains. "

Then, the paper analyzes the connotation of uncertainty, certainty and relations between them and causality.

'There's going to be a lot more uncertainty over the next couple months, ' he says.

What you thought of me, While I clean this slate, With the hands, Of uncertainty.

Uncertainty is an internationally recognized quality measurement used to assess the parameters, is to report the scale of measurement.

"Uncertainty over the macro economic outlook will check demand growth, " he said.

Take away one of its weirdest components - the uncertainty principle - and you end up with a perpetual motion machine.

The Bank of England has been using these fan charts since the 1990s to quantify the uncertainty inherent in inflation forecasts.

In this environment of uncertainty and mixed economic news, many hotel owners and operators are finding themselves in a state of confusion.

A long-term study out of Finland discovered that uncertainty about your role in your workplace can up the risk of a heart attack over time.

But I would say, as I argued last time, that you should allow for at least about 2 percent uncertainty in each time.

A low test- uncertainty - ratio will result in the verification result of a single instrument with customer risk or manufacturer risk.

Uncertainty hovers over sovereigns across the advanced economies, banks in Europe, and households in the United States.

This has been a day of intense uncertainty and speculation in Athens. The prime minister addressed parliament to calm nerves.

The uncertainty was Koscielny because he had not played and was away on international duty.

Taking into account of the drawbacks for the methods to compute truth-value propagation in uncertainty reasoning, a new method is proposed.

Part of the uncertainty comes from the question of ventilation.

And it's not even so easy for me to see when it hits the ground, so there's a huge uncertainty in this experiment.

Speculation about such measures will cause uncertainty and is likely to be a drag on performance in the shorter term.

The U. S. dollar and the yen both retained broad gains on uncertainty over the strength of a global economic recovery.

Some analysts said the tech rebound was driven in part by over-selling, as investors reacted to second-half uncertainty.

That may sound like a lot of money, but with so much economic uncertainty in the air, having a cushion makes more sense than ever.

In the same time, technical complexity and uncertainty of success of R&D investment make it a vast of risk.

Multivariate sensitivity analysis was used to estimate the uncertainty around the findings.

The heart of the problem is a profound uncertainty in both countries about where the relationship may lead.

Yes, there is still much uncertainty, but far less than there used to be.

and uncertainty is no excuse for doing nothing, because that could be just as dangerous.

As a linguistic concept together with a linguistic phenomenon, vague language embodies the uncertainty of the language at its extension.

Uncertainty and confusion began to exist in the company.

I know this historic moment comes at a time of great uncertainty for many Americans. We have now been through nearly a decade of war.

At a time of economic uncertainty we need good answers on energy and this bill only leaves people with more questions.

"Until that uncertainty is resolved, the upside for the dollar should remain limited, " he said.

It's been a rough few years. Unemployment woes, foreclosure fears and economic uncertainty rule the headlines.

Of course, a degree of scientific uncertainty remains about some of these pollutants' precise contribution to warming.

AIR QUALITY. ASSESSMENT OF UNCERTAINTY OF A MEASUREMENT METHOD UNDER FIELD CONDITIONS USING A SECOND METHOD AS A REFERENCE.

As economic uncertainty rises, consumer anxiety regarding the depth and length of the current economic downturn is understandable.

We believe in it since it is consistent within the uncertainty of the measurements with all experiments that have been done.

Mr Qu's absence has not disrupted the normal operation of the group's publications, but it has added uncertainty to the sports media group.

A little bit of FUD (fear, uncertainty and doubt) improves overall quality.

It has varieties of capacities, is ever active, moving and living in its own memories and anxieties, full of fear, uncertainty and sorrow.

Robust programming is, as stochastic programming, an attempt to capture uncertainty in the data underlying the optimization problem.

It does not take a genius to predict that this is a prescription for continued turbulence and uncertainty.

With a sluggish economy, and a still unresolved debate over raising the debt ceiling, there's much uncertainty in Washington.

Risk management explicitly takes account of uncertainty, the nature of that uncertainty, and how it can be addressed.

There may be genuine uncertainty within an organisation about whether or not an individual should have complied with particular regulations.

With this uncertainty looming, Morgan Stanley and Goldman might decide selling out to a bigger bank is better for shareholders.

"American culture, more than any other, forgives failure, tolerates risk and embraces uncertainty, " Mr. Kao says.

There must be a period of uncertainty and confusion before it begins in order for the great lessons to have maximum impact.

The analyst said he misread the political uncertainty spawned by the Greek debt crisis.

Rumours of an exit continue to linger, with Inter Milan said to be keen, and Eboue has failed to quell the uncertainty.

Uncertainty was something Catherine did not tolerate well.

Some of that uncertainty comes from asteroids' sometimes forgotten cousins, comets.

Indeed, innovative entrepreneurs may help keep the country afloat in a time of global uncertainty.

Facing a great deal of uncertainty, venture capital needs a reasonable method for assessment and decision-making of investment projects.

The approach does not require the upper bound of the uncertainty term to be known through some adaptive estimation.

Examples show that this method have higher accuracy and steerable, and avoid some subjective uncertainty of traditional methods.

We need to see stronger job growth and reduced uncertainty before households will be ready and willing to jump back into the housing market.

He asked to emigrate to Israel, which cost him his job and brought years of uncertainty and persecution by the Romanian government.

But in those few seconds of uncertainty, my girl and I shot each other a look we had never seen before. .

In addition, with the theory of error revision, the uncertainty of every measured point is presented.

Mr Paulson's promise did not resolve the uncertainty owners and creditors faced about the soundness of their own investment.

Even if uncertainty over the fiscal outlook is not the main reason for the setback, it certainly is not helping.

"So, in relative terms, gold is appealing to people who ask, 'where should I put my money? ' It is a hedge against uncertainty, " he said.

Until now there was a very large uncertainty in estimates of this critical temperature.

uncertainty of the occurrence of the condition was an element of the risk assumed by the promisor.

But if people like him had known who Mr Kurras really was, their extremism might have been tempered by uncertainty.

But there is uncertainty around Chinese data and how the country's economy will respond to cooling efforts, he said.

She whispered into the handset, was also some uncertainty, is likely to be called the Long Luo.

Although your own nadir was some while ago and a degree of recovery has already taken place since then, there is still uncertainty.

The uncertainty around the cancellations could have heightened the day's price swings as investors examined their holdings.

On the contrary, we use relationship as a means of covering up our own insufficiency, our own troubles, our own uncertainty.

But Almunia said the outlook was fraught with uncertainty and gloomy indicators.

It would be unwise for the project team to make precise commitments until they remove most of the uncertainty from the project.

In a word the affect on the uncertainty of the content of nitrogen with capacity method was the volume change with the temperature change.

What mostly troubled him was an uncertainty about the manner of his father's death.

Being able to quantify uncertainty, and incorporate it into models, is what makes science quantitative, rather than qualitative.

They always leave it in a sort of state of uncertainty.

It was a slide in public opinion and the uncertainty of a traumatised age that brought Socrates to the hemlock.

Regulatory uncertainty is stifling the ability of financial markets to engineer at least a partial recovery.

A customer would prefer to hold a large amount of consigned inventory, viewing it as a cheap way of buffering against demand uncertainty.

S&P said the looming election was creating uncertainty about government policy.

This approach is capable of solving the optimal portfolios for an uncertainty- averse investor who takes a conservative viewpoint.

People close to the companies cited geopolitical uncertainty and spiralling costs as the reasons behind the decision.

Often, it's not the lack of money but more the general level of uncertainty and messiness around this topic.

But amid all the uncertainty over economic prospects coming out of the crisis, these numbers offer an important starting point.

Robust output feedback stabilization was studied of uncertain discrete systems with a certain kind of norm-bounded time-varying uncertainty.

The sense of alienation that results from the decomposition of various incidents stems from the artist's uncertainty of the reality.

As with the contact potential, the uncertainty added to a small current signal by the offset current can be calculated.

Uncertainty avoidance reflects the extent to which a society accepts uncertainty and risk.

You know, a weak personality leads to uncertainty, fear, and failure.

I feel suddenly a bit of uncertainty, is this small dust storms can stop me to a free and happy to go there?

In what follows, the concept of uncertainty of measurement is introduced first and then the significance of tolerance discussed.

Physicist Werner Heisenberg, left, was challenged by the philosopher Karl Popper, right, to defend his paradoxical uncertainty principle.

Trading presents us with a fundamental paradox: How do we remain disciplined, focused, and confident in the face of constant uncertainty?

And so it was, amid mounting excitement and with Federer beginning to show the first signs of uncertainty.

Mr Obama said Europe's economic uncertainty was the biggest headwind currently facing the United States.

Many vibrant, purely private companies have sprung up despite this uncertainty, but take care to stay out of the limelight.

A good starting point would be a general appreciation of the central place that uncertainty has in the patient's experience.