So the memory effect works over extremely long timescales, compared for example to basketball shooting sequences.
In 2003 the total of foreign students was a paltry 3percentt (compared, for example, to 18.5percentt for Britain).
Fully 30% of Londoners will be watching "every day", as compared – for example – to 22% of respondents in Wales, and 25% in the north.
Quotas on foreign players is not the answer – although youth academies need much more investment as they are very underfunded when compared, for example, to their Spanish counterparts.
My lecturer's salary will go the extra mile in my new area when compared, for example, to London, Oxford and Cambridge.
Furthermore, films have improved patient compliance due to their small size and reduced thickness, compared for example to lozenges and tablets.
The approach saves computational time and resources when compared, for example, to full CFD modelling, thus providing the opportunity for quick parameterisation.
Compared, for example, to the stirring oration that Representative John Lewis of Georgia, a lion of the civil-rights era, gave much earlier in the evening, in which he lambasted Republican voter-suppression efforts, it was fairly tame stuff.
In fact research into comparative abortion rates suggests that the UK (in common with the US), has a relatively low rate of teenage abortion compared, for example, to Sweden and France.
In 2003, Burma, or Myanmar, had 28,000 Internet users out of a population of more than 42 million, or one in fifteen hundred, as compared, for example, to 6 million out of 65 million in neighboring Thailand, or roughly one in eleven.
"This year's formula grant – the main general grant from government to local authorities – was on average £300 per head more in the north-east than the south-east with Newcastle receiving £653 per head, compared for example to £150 per head in Windsor and Maidenhead.
