According to the Sichuan provincial hydro-meteorological bureau, the volume of water flowing into the lake is 4.6 times higher than the outflow.
Mr. Eddy, though working for the state, was allowed by the F.B.I. to set up an office at its headquarters here for eight months in 1977 to review papers from the bureau's 90-volume, 10,000-document case file.
In 1889 she undertook a study of the people of the Zia Pueblo in New Mexico, her report on which appeared in the 1889 90 volume of the bureau's annual reports.
Some of the new signals used by its algorithm are meant to detect bigness: the number of different bylines it publishes, the number of foreign bureaus it boasts, the sheer volume of copy it cranks out in a given day.
His model is composed of 144 interdependent differential equations that take as many of the known variables into account as possible, including traveler volume data from travel bureau associations.
Many people knew it then; most famously, the Knight Ridder (now McClatchy) bureau in Washington produced a large volume of skeptical stories about the administration's case.
Conference on the Measurement of Noncash Benefits, Proceedings, Volume I, Washington, DC: U.S. Bureau of the Census, 1986, pp. 104-125.
Combined local and national ad sales rose 17percentt in September, the bureau reported, compared with September 2001, when ad volume was reduced by the terrorist attacks.
The bureau's report — which runs to four volumes — is formally a draft environmental impact statement.
The TTB's strict liquor labeling laws prevented any manufacturer from labeling any alcoholic beverage regulated by the bureau -- those with more than 7percentt alcohol by volume -- as "gluten free".
The book followed Kennedy's earlier volume, "Profiles in Courage". As longtime Los Angeles bureau chief of Collier's, Davidson wrote about Hollywood greats for many years and penned a number of their biographies--including Spencer Tracy, Sid Caesar, Danny Thomas, Jane Fonda and Gary Coleman.
