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That's a train every three minutes, and equates to around 121 rail cars per hour, or 12,060 passengers per hour.

This compares well with previous estimates based on evapotranspiration calculations, and equates to around 1300 GL/a of water, or about the annual water consumption of Johannesburg and Pretoria, where over 10 million people reside.

A reduction in the chief executive pay bill of 50% would only yield 0.35% of the savings needed to fill the £6.5bn funding gap for 2011-12, and equates to only 0.05% of total employee expenditure".

This represents an annual expansion of 2.8 per cent- one of the fastest among advanced economies- and equates to overall gross domestic product growth of 1.9 per cent in 2013.

It represents a skinny 20 percent premium over KPN's value before the offer was announced, and equates to an enterprise value of about 4.6 times 2014 earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, calculations by Breakingviews show.

"That IS has deliberately taken children into an area where they are likely to be required to fight, exposed to atrocities and physical danger and denied an education (particularly girls) is not in a child's best interests and equates to child abuse".

The second run evaluates the order of a spring watershed, defined as equivalent order (ieq) and equated to the mean order of the surrounding stream watersheds.

Four colours (red, green, blue, or yellow) were calibrated for each participant for luminance through heterochromatic flicker photometry and equated to the luminance of grey distracters.

The central government grant, which totalled £18bn in 2013 14 and equated to about a third of council revenues, will have gone by 2020.

The adsorption trends were analyzed and equated to an electrical model to qualitatively predict the equilibrium salt adsorption capacity, where the smaller capacitance was observed to be the limiting factor.

Based on the mean FEC for two chambers, an efficiency coefficient (EF) was calculated and equated to 1 for the highest egg count (method I) and 0.87, 0.57, 0.34, 0.53, 0.49 and 0.50 for remaining methods (II VII), respectively.