Sentence examples for in figures for from inspiring English sources

In figures for 1999, the most recent available, landlords spent about 60percentt of rent from stabilized apartments on operating costs.

But Howard Archer, an economist at Global Insight, said that what he termed the "modest downward revision" in figures for the second quarter "does not materially change the picture".

The problems of the dot-coms, many of which had aggressively leased space in anticipation of rapid growth, are turning up in figures for space that is being offered for sublease, according to Ruth Colp-Haber, a partner in Wharton Property Advisors, a brokerage that represents tenants.

A small upward revision in figures for the first quarter, from a slight contraction to slight growth in gross domestic product, means that conditions in Japan do not yet meet the usual technical definition of a recession, two successive quarters of shrinking economic activity.

Steep declines in figures for robbery, once considered the bellwether crime, as well as for burglary and car theft, drove the overall decline, accounting for more than half of the decrease in reported crimes -- to 181,287 from 191,802 in 1999.

In the meantime, American opponents and advocates of the Vauban concept might find equal refuge in data compiled recently by The Economist, in its "Pocket World in Figures" for 2009, which suggests that the United States ranks 16th in terms of car ownership, per 1,000 population — well behind countries like France, Australia, Canada and yes, even Germany.

For example, it seems likely that Canalys is comparing sales-in figures for Huawei (i.e. channel and consumer sales) with sales-out (direct to consumers) for Xiaomi.

Geometric normalization is performed as described in figure for the 0° orientation.

Theoretical BER curve of OFDM system is shown in figure for comparison.

Zoom-in figures are for Frederick County.

Apple lumped sales of the watch in with figures for products such as the iPod and Beats headphones.