But the Olympus Tough TG-820 iHS provides performance and price ($299) akin to a standard point-and-shoot.
When the same people repeated the tests, suddenly the poor fared far worse — the difference was akin to a thirteen-point drop in I.Q.
When the same people repeated the tests, suddenly the poor fared far worse the difference was akin to a thirteen-point drop in I.Q.
The operating system, due out this summer, has reached something akin to an inflection point: Microsoft appears now more focused on smoothing out the code than adding new features to the software.
The operating system, due out this summer, has reached something akin to an inflection point: Microsoft appears now more focused on smoothing out the code than adding new features to the software.
If some players were more presentable in tailored separates "it was cliché," he added, noting that though many other players employ stylists, he chooses pieces on his own because, akin to being a point guard, he likes control.
Industrial production typically drops by about 1% in the first months after an uncertainty shock, Mr Bloom finds, an effect akin to a seven percentage-point hike in interest rates, before rebounding strongly later (see chart 2).The wobbliness of investor confidence may be one reason for the paradoxical strengthening of the yen (from ¥83.30 to the dollar to ¥76.25) in the wake of Japan's disaster.
Consider: A team that hits 37 percent from 3-point range is akin to a team shooting 55 percent from 2-point range.
Mr. Ferguson, a provocative historian, keeps saying that the United States is becoming akin to a Latin American economy: "At what point do people stop believing in the dollar as a reserve currency?" he asks ominously.
The Mitchell report, however, does speak approvingly of deploying international monitors, akin to a multinational team that monitors friction points in Hebron.
A new type of mechanism has been designed to move an output point through a motion akin to a swimmer's breast-stroke.
