Sentence examples for most recent calculation from inspiring English sources

The most recent calculation was that a couple with two children would need to be earning £20,024 each in order to reach the minimum.

Britain's trading account is often in the red due mainly to the consumption of more goods than it exports although the most recent calculation of the deficit for the three months to October showed it narrowing to £30.30bn.

A meal for two at the restaurant can easily run to $1,500 -- an amount that is a little more than 35 percent of the Census Bureau's most recent calculation of the median monthly household income in the United States.

Ms. Dudas described the price as "a good value," and said that in 2006 (the most recent calculation) members paying $528 for a family share received the equivalent of produce that would have cost $1,861 at a nearby Whole Foods Market.

This most recent calculation method, combined with geographic input features, provides the possibility of determining noise impact and the noise measures to be taken on both the medium and large scale.

As of August 2008, the most recent calculation of HD 209458 b's Rossiter-McLaughlin effect and so spin-orbit angle was that of Winn in 2005.

Earlier estimates of the cost for infrastructure adaptations in Africa, for example — from $22 million to $371 million, according to the United Nations' most recent calculations — are "clearly absurdly low," the researchers say.

Figure 10 shows the measured solar cycle variation obtained from Mars Express and Table 2 shows the results of the most recent calculations by Dong et al. [28].

His most recent calculations also put the chance of a case occurring in nearby Ghana by 24 October at close to 50%, even with an anticipated 80% decrease in travel.

Caltrain, the commuter rail line that serves the San Francisco Peninsula and the Santa Clara Valley, set a record for average weekday ridership in February of 36,993, a 9.3 increase from 2007, according to its most recent public calculation.

America's farms contribute $177.2 billion, or about 1percentt of the nation's gross domestic product each year according to the most recent available calculations also from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.