Add in a relative dearth of new construction of rental units due to high land costs, and the result is a surprisingly low number of what PPR calls "net completions"–i.e., the number of new units minus the number of units sold to converters.
During Mornhinweg's time with Philadelphia, the Eagles set single-season franchise records for completions (367 in 2012), total net yards (6,386 in 2011), completion percentage (62 in 2010), points (439 in 2010), average yards per rush (5.4 in 2010), third-down percentage (42.4 in 2007) and net passing yards (4,119 in 2006), among others.
"This trend implies that commercial activity of net absorption and the completion of new buildings will remain solid through the third quarter of this year," he says on the trade association's Web site.
There was a positive correlation between illness duration and the Hayling Sentence Completion Task Net score, and number of completion answers in part B. There was a partial effect of years of education and BMI on neuropsychological test performance.
Fourteen quarterbacks have been elected to the Hall of Fame in the last 25 years, and Warner has a better completion percentage, more net yards per pass attempt and more yards per game than all of them.
WF-nets carry the property of soundness [51,52], which informally states after the completion of a net, only one token must remain in the unique passive output node and all other passive nodes must be empty.
But those nine completions netted only 59 yards, and Sanchez threw an interception that was returned for a touchdown.
The Dolphins threw too many passes across the dining room last week (9 of Chad Pennington's 21 completions netted 6 yards or fewer), and tinkered too often with end-arounds and Wildcat packages.
Seven other completions netted only 64 yards, an average of just over 9 yards a play.
The Company's net cash position after the completion of this sale is expected to reach US$100 million.
