GLASGOW has the classic second-city complex — locked in a never-ending comparison with its more popular and tourist-accessible sibling, Edinburgh, less than 50 miles away.
Steven E. Gross, the head of Mercer's employee-pay practice, said he expected that the reductions could become even greater once companies made the final, year-end comparison between their profits and their salary budgets.
To this end, comparison of metal concentrations in the Ethiopian mushroom species with those reported from other countries has been done and given in Table 9.
See related research by Schefold et al., http://ccforum.com/content/18/1/R11 The never-ending comparison between outcomes of intermittent and continuous renal replacement therapy (RRT) for renal support in the ICU has come to such a level of unprecedented and unequivocal evidence [ 1- 4] that, currently, meeting organizers might stop including this topic in their programs.
In the end, comparisons with theoretical flutter derivatives of a thin-plate section are undertaken to validate the reliability of the theory.
At the end, comparisons to the predictions of a FE hypoid gear contact model are also provided to demonstrate the accuracy of the model under various load and misalignment conditions.
Hull's only other foray into the play-offs was a damp squib by comparison, ending in a semi-final loss against Leyton Orient in 2001.
It is time to end the comparisons to Iran or the Soviet Union once and for all.
And the beginning of the Parcells era, in 1997, should have ended the comparisons with the almost three decades of futility that preceded it, especially the franchise's record in December.
(c) Average end-to-end delay comparison.
(b) Average end-to-end delay comparison.
