Some 19m families, 90% of Iran's population, have done so, setting up bank accounts to receive monthly payments based on numbers of family members.
In 1993, the government replaced regulation based on numbers of flights with a regime based on noise which, critics claim, has led to a fourfold increase in night flights.
IN ANCIENT China, disputes between rival states were often settled by each side drawing up its warriors on a convenient plain, where they would make warlike noises for a while before officials awarded victory to whoever was deemed to have won, based on numbers of troops, the prestige of the opposing generals, and such-like things.
Since proposed approach is based on numbers of simulation run, it is called "mass based" approach.
Furthermore, Waldkirch et al. (2013) show that there is a difference between those rankings based on numbers of publications and those based on citation metrics.
Twenty-two of 72 analyzed samples showed marginal microbiological quality based on numbers of yeast, lactic acid bacteria or total viable count.
The team then looked at insects occurring naturally on the cacti and estimated the threat of ant attack based on numbers of ants and the aggressiveness those species showed in the caterpillar trials.
The main types include indexes based on numbers of opposers and supporters and the degree of divergence in opinions (Antweiler and Frank 2004; Das et al. 2005; Nan 2015; Sabherwal et al. 2011; Zhang and Swanson 2010).
A8 360 Degree This method is based on numbers of stakeholders (i.e., immediate supervisors, team members, customers, peers, and self) which provides people with information based on their actions towards others and vice versa.
Algae assemblages were quantified by multiple metrics including biovolume (based on algal shape formulae and cell measurements), relative biovolume, cell density, relative cell density, entity density (based on numbers of colonies, filaments or free-living cells), and relative entity density.
