Speeds vary constantly but are typically a few times faster than a dial-up modem, and are far higher in receiving data than in transmitting it -- whether summoning a Web page or sending an e-mail message.
Last week, at least, the average gross for straight plays on Broadway was far higher than comparable data in recent seasons, according to figures kept by the Broadway League, the trade association of theater owners and producers.
The figures are far higher than official data once wider measures of joblessness are included, it said.
Optical signals, with wavelengths 10,000 times shorter than radio waves, allow far higher rates of data transmission and aren't subject to interference from Earth's cacophonous radio bands.
The costs of a death penalty prosecution, with appeals, investigations and other items, can be at least double those of housing an inmate for life and are usually far higher, according to data cited by the Marshall Project, a nonprofit newsgroup that focuses on U.S. criminal justice.
An incoming update to the EU's data protection rules, called GDPR, steps up privacy enforcement potential significantly — with far higher fines possible for data violations when it comes into force on May 25. "In the long run the only reasonable solution is to cut back on mass surveillance laws," he said.
Campaigners say the real figure is far higher because the DfE data does not include Send pupils who don't have a special needs statement or an education health and care plan, documents that guaranteetheir statutory rights to additional support.
Because some people may not want to identify themselves as homeless, Ms. Nix-Hodes said she believed the actual number of homeless students was far higher than the published data indicate.
The UN Children's Fund UNICEFF) estimates that more than a million children are being held in prison at any one time, although the real figure is likely to be far higher given gaps in data.
An estimated 20 to 50 people annually are not so lucky in the Philippines, with the actual number likely to be far higher due to unreliable data, according to Gershwin.
