('south-to-south' migrants are about as numerous as 'south-to-north' migrants).
That is to say, "south-to-south" migrants were about as numerous as "south-to-north" migrants.
Though America is the world's biggest diamond market, armed attacks on jewellery shops there are now only about as numerous as in France, he says, and thieves rarely get away with more than $1m-5m 1m-5m ofandise.
Under Antoninus Pius, the Danubian provinces (Pannonia, Moesia, Dacia) had 10, and the East (Anatolia, Syria, Palestine, Egypt) had 9, and both regions also had supporting naval flotillas; of the remaining 9 legions, Britain contained 3 and the Rhineland 4. Tacitus in his Annals (4.5) rates the auxiliary troops near the turn of the era as being about as numerous as the legionaries.
Yellow dyes are "about as numerous as red ones", and can be extracted from saffron, pomegranate rind, turmeric, safflower, onionskins, and a number of weedy flowering plants.
The regular combat was reviewed as solid, if not exceptional, and the sidequests were seen as repetitive, with Quillen saying that "the side quests in Nier are about as numerous as they are totally mindless," VanOrd calling them "a series of monotonous events, often connected only by long stretches of nothing," and a Famitsu reviewer saying that they "didn't see much purpose" to them.
They found six times as many of the most luminous galaxies in this epoch compared to earlier surveys, while the dimmer ones were about twice as numerous as previously thought, according to findings published 22 September in Nature.
The red-necked grebe has a large range, estimated at 1 10 million square kilometres (0.4 3.8 million square miles), and a global population of 150,000 370,000 individuals, with P. g. holboellii about twice as numerous as the nominate race.
Although largely disregarded, synonymous polymorphisms are about twice as numerous as non-synonymous ones [ 4] and are often found responsible for altered protein structure, function and expression level [ 5].
Within individual plant species, A clade, TEH proteins appear to be about twice as numerous as B clade: Arabidopsis (8 A clade members: 4 B clade members), Rice (6 A clade: 3 B clade), Vitis (6 A clade: 4 B clade), Populus (8 A clade: 3 B clade).
