On average, PTAMs in The Netherlands had 9.6 GPs, comparable to the number of participating PTAMs in our study.
That's comparable to the number of electric cars sold in the US – 118,000 in 2014.
The company said that was comparable to the number of testers used for Windows 95 and 98.
At its busiest, more than 110,000 people passed through the building daily; that number is comparable to the number of travelers flowing daily through San Francisco International Airport.
In Britain, two senior officials later told me, convincing Trump to approve the expulsions involved enlisting support from France and Germany first, then a phone call from Prime Minister Theresa May explaining that the individual European countries' expulsions, taken together, would be comparable to the number of expulsions by the U.S. that Trump had signed off on.
In the last decade, the non-religious demographic has seen dramatic growth all across the country, to the point where they now outnumber every individual Christian denomination in America and are comparable to the number of white evangelicals as a whole.
The White House strongly denies it, providing figures from the National Park Service to show that the number of visitors to the Bush White House in the first months of this year is comparable to the number of visitors in the last two years of the Clinton administration.
The number of proposed carrier candidates is comparable to the number of the feature emitters.
For comparison, the university has 2137 faculty members in all disciplines, with a number of staff scientists comparable to the number of science faculty members.
When the cluster is very small, the number of atoms at surfaces or grain boundaries is comparable to the number of atoms in the crystalline lattice.
According to IDC [11], data volumes have grown exponentially, and by 2020 the number of digital bits will be comparable to the number of stars in the universe.
