Elsewhere in the Sheffield festival is an example taken to its extreme.
This example, taken from the Montreal rail network, visualises the population living within 800m a station.
He has, for example, taken the traditional blueberry-pie-eating contest and given it a new twist.
In our real example (taken from a recent issue of the "Times Magazine"), the name is Carnegie.
Had they, for example taken into account the location of the Moon and tidal bulges in the Earth's crust?
An example taken at random:It was in 1619 that the first Africans were brought in chains to these shores, landing in Jamestown.
After a year poring over Treasury and departmental databases, statisticians concluded that much spending in England and Wales had been attributed to Scotland, and not enough revenue raised in Scotland (by public corporations, for example) taken into account.
The uncle had, for example, taken his children out of what was arguably the best school in the city and enrolled them in one that had very poor standards — but it was owned by a friend of his and was threatened with closure because there were not enough pupils on the register.
"We've always preferred to take a positive rather than negative approach," says Pearce, noting that the fund avoids the negative screening approach – excluding companies involved in polluting industries, or in pornography or tobacco, for example – taken by more traditional ethical investors.
It is, for example, taken for granted among activist Scarsdale parents, as it is among the crusaders at CARE, that testing is even more harmful for disadvantaged children than it is for their own, that "drill and kill" can only crush young minds, that the real problem is money, et cetera.
Do the math, and it's obvious that the Yankee payroll, which has gone from roughly $61 million in 1996 to $113 million in 2000, has been subsidized by the ticket hikes that have, for example, taken a field-level box seat from $25 to $65, a mere 160percentt increase.
