—Elif Batuman A jobless summer back home from college, only slightly filled by an English class at a local college.
Near transfer occurs when the new learning situation is similar to a previous situation and differs from it only slightly.
Most international equity managers will hug the index's country weightings or deviate from them only slightly.
On the basis of available sequences, strains from Japan differ only slightly from influenza A(H5N8) viruses from Europe, suggesting that the common ancestor of this new H5N8 subtype variant likely emerged in Asia before recently spreading to Europe.
When pu = 0.2 (Fig. 2a), estimates of k̂ from these datasets differed only slightly from estimates from raw NB data (Fig. 1), exhibiting all the same qualitative patterns and slightly worse bias and precision.
If you want a short answer, chances are that your favorite act isn't making much money from Spotify, and only slightly more from sales of recordings.
In the second quarter, for example, homeowners extracted $280.3 billion in equity from their properties, down only slightly from the record of $306.1 billion at the end of last year.
Only about 53 percent of the population was between the ages of 25 and 64 last year, unchanged from 2007 and up only slightly from 52 percent in 1997.
The University of Michigan said its final consumer sentiment index for May rose to 92.0 from 88.4 in April, down only slightly from a preliminary reading of 92.6.
