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SNR is, of course, considerably easier to measure than NEC.

The Slim update didn't change a lot, but it's quieter, easier to use (no more invisible buttons!), and of course considerably smaller.

Our participants thus received about 1/6th of the experience with each category compared to prior work, and of course considerably less experience than any kind of real-world expertise shown to recruit the FFA [23], [40], [41].

Education, of course, is considerably more expensive.

The Rams, of course, have considerably more bragging rights.

The real world, of course, is considerably more complicated.

(And Archer is, of course, a considerably more spirited creature than Fanny Price).

Google of course has considerably more resources than dowdy data protection offices and, as the court recognised, a significant influence on the lives of many individuals.

A ruling from the Supreme Court interpreting the Constitution to forbid racial preferences in admissions would, of course, have considerably more symbolic weight than a ballot measure, and it is certainly conceivable that some private institutions would take a hard — but voluntary — look at whether to continue the practice.

Very little of it had anything to do with testing genetic theories, even though the theoretical knowledge about regularities of gene transmission canonically known as "Mendel's laws" was, of course, also considerably refined in the process (Darden 1991).

Our bill, of course, was considerably less than if we had all gone for a full dinner.