These sequence of values at particular intervals are common in situations, such as weekly interest rates, stock prices, monthly price indices, yearly sales figures, weather reports, patient's medical reports and so forth.
On the 2012 Global Gender-Gap Index, a yearly study by the World Economic Forum, Pakistan languishes at number 134, with only Yemen considered a worse place to be a woman out of the 135 countries surveyed.
Young people have found it difficult to afford housing on the Island, with 62percentt of 18- to 34-year-olds saying they were having trouble meeting monthly housing costs, according to the 2008 Long Island Index, a yearly analysis of data about the Island.
The year 2002 marked the first year the Human Rights Campaign released their Corporate Equality Index, a yearly ranking of the LGBTQ-friendliness of companies based on their non-discrimination policies and philanthropy.
It would include more than doubling the size of rebate checks for the elderly, under a program called NJ Saver, from $240, on average, to $500; indexing homestead yearly rebate checks to the rate of inflation, and raising the cap on such rebates from $500, to $750; and increasing a block-grant program of per-capita aid to municipalities, now at $33 million, by $100 million over three years.
The reducers were then responsible for aggregating the indices for each year into a yearly index.
A new Financial Analysts Journal study says arbitragers playing pending changes in the lists making up the large-cap S&P 500 and small-cap Russell 2000 indexes reap $1 billion yearly at the expense of index mutual fund investors.
For the purpose of detecting presence of either positive or negative vegetation change, yearly index variabilities greater than ± l standard deviations of long-term mean index were considered as disturbance.
Instead he would increase spending for government Pell Grants to needy students, and for the first time index the maximum yearly grant for inflation.
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