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Three channels of funding into Africa's IT ecosystem provide indicators of its future.

Netflix didn't add as many subscribers as expected by a bunch of people on Wall Street who, on a quarterly basis, govern whether or not it'll be more valuable than Comcast — and that is probably a bad thing, as it's one of the primary indicators of its future potential for said finance folk.

The disparity highlights the staggering complexity of the current system of financial regulation.The suspension of buy-backs and dividends is especially worrisome, as the Fed's assessment of a bank's capacity to disperse capital is seen by the market as one of the best indicators of its value.

Amazon's Fire phone, Firefly and Wallet are strong indicators of its commitment to and focus on the mobile customer.

The pour point (PP) and cloud point (CP) of a biolubricant are good indicators of its low-temperature fluidity.

An economy's production and consumption of electricity are basic indicators of its size and level of development.

It said the restatement lowered by 3.4percentthehighlyhly profitable portion of AOL's revenue from advertising and online commerce, the crucial indicator of its growth until it fell sharply this year.

An insurer's combined ratio is a key indicator of its health, since it measure the amount of claims and expenses paid out as a percentage of premiums (lower is better).

That is why the way a culture treats its Jews is the best indicator of its humanity or lack of it," Sacks insists.

The company's core earnings, which it considers a more telling indicator of its true profitability, dipped slightly last year to $2.06 a share and are below what they were in 1997.

For the 49th, Governor Bush's own division, the meager readiness rating it holds may not be the best indicator of its ability to conduct military operations.