"They felt that by going into math or science, they were becoming below average," she said.
Our temporal analysis illustrates the change in tree cover patterns after 5 years of fragmentation, becoming on average lower close to the edge (between 50 and 100 m).
Tony blossomed in the majors; Chris leveled off, becoming an average player who would go for stretches without hitting then strike a crushing blow when least expected.
The "urbane suburbanite" is a minor phenomenon found only in a few metropolitan areas like New York, Boston and Washington; meanwhile, the retrenched, reactionary, gated-community suburbanite is fast becoming the average American household.
In short, projections warn of how continued growth in greenhouse gases will make the American west even drier, with today's extreme droughts becoming the average condition of the future, and the future's droughts being far worse than the worst droughts of today.
There are sizeable changes in the composition of inflows from expansion to recession, with workers becoming on average younger and less educated.
I can very well sympathize with her plight and yours, for you see, Mrs. Elsworth, before becoming an average American, I too had an illustrious past.
I was a sensitive kid, with emotional issues relating not just to my weight but to becoming evermore average academically – up to the age of 13, I was top of my class – and what I needed, both from my parents and school, was a support not given.
Survey data suggests that while the majority of spin-outs sought independence as a response to public sector cuts, respondents reported an average increase in their full time staffing levels of 44%, and an average increase in turnover of £5.8m since becoming independent an average of five years previously.
According to the regressions where average age is the dependent variable (Table 5), we observe that workers in occupations with more abstract content are becoming younger, as average age decreases.
