The U.S. EPA estimated the average present value of future earnings using the total average annual earnings for the population, also in 5-year intervals, broken out by sex and education level as reported in the 1992 Current Population Survey (U.S. Department of Commerce 1993).
Stand-off Green atoned for his error shortly before the interval, breaking the line inside his own half and giving Richards the simplest of tasks to cross for a try he converted to give Wigan a narrow lead.
Global relationship between annual average temperature and change in log gross domestic product (GDP) per capita during 1960 2010 with 90% confidence interval, broken down by poor and rich countries, agricultural and non-agricultural GDP, and time frames (1960 1989 and 1990 2010).
We observed that the scenario proposed in [ 2]) was selected by the construction of progressive near-perfect subtraces accepting two common interval breaks per solution (it is the inverse of a sequence in subtrace 1 of Table 2).
Sky is a news channel, replaying an assemblage of news and weather around the clock, refreshing at regular intervals and breaking apart at the double if anything actually happens.
We measured the cell density at regular time intervals without breaking the configuration of the chamber, and analyzed the proliferation parameters by fitting the data to a logistic equation.
For example: when we, like, interrupt our own sentences with the word "like" at random intervals, it breaks up the cadence and makes us sound, like, incohorent and rambling.
To summarise, we may wish to describe data in its entirety, as the patient interval, or break it down further, into the appraisal interval and help-seeking interval.
The half-time interval break failed to revitalise Britain's fortunes as they slipped 8-2 before before conceding defeat with two regulation ends remaining and the score at 9-3. "We just never got off to a good start," said Murdoch.
The vessel rotated clockwise and anticlockwise every 3 minutes, with a 1-minute interval break.
