Since the 1930s, the state has lost nearly 2,000 square miles of land, equivalent to roughly one football field every 45 minutes.
The new round of job losses is equivalent to roughly one member of staff a branch, although the number branches has already fallen from 1,614 to 1,577 in 12 months.
The study recruited mothers who drank at least 0.5oz of absolute alcohol per day (equivalent to roughly one 148ml glass of 12% wine), those who drank less frequently, and women who did not drink at all.
By comparison, that number is the equivalent to roughly one out of every six drivers in California.
In the present case, 142,030 data points are being explained by a total of 11,412 parameters (10,145 for the 10,145 candidates, 1,258 for the 1,259 examiners, 6 for the seven stations, and 3 for the four scale points), a 92% reduction in information (and equivalent to roughly one fourteenth of the total data).
On average, they consumed about 90 milligrams of caffeine a day, equivalent to roughly one cup of coffee.
The combined measurements from these and MAVEN's five other instruments have demonstrated that the solar wind is able to strip away gas at a rate of about 100 grams (equivalent to roughly one-quarter pound) every second.
This was equivalent to about one-seventh of the country's computer market, which, in turn, represented roughly 40 percent of the global market in computers in that year.
When the mean expressed transcript length is 1 kb, 1 TPM is equivalent to 1 RPKM, which corresponds to roughly one transcript per cell in mouse (Mortazavi et al., 2008).
Pure caffeine, which is sold as a white powder, is extremely potent — just one teaspoon is equivalent to roughly 28 cups of coffee.
