Sentence examples for of the same rate from inspiring English sources
If – and it is a big "if" – U2 are getting even a fraction of the same rate per album downloaded that Jay Z got from Samsung, this could potentially run into the hundreds of millions, or at least certainly the 10s of millions.
These values, if used in the heat transfer analysis of an equivalent, smooth and optically flat surface, lead to the prediction of the same rate of heat exchange and temperature as that of for the rough PSA surface.
This phenomenon where synchronous lockstep execution of threads is enforced even though it is not necessary is often referred to as over-synchronization. Over-synchronization occurs quite frequently, since the input signals of a system usually have different rates, and even signals of the same rate do not necessarily need to be synchronized if there are no data dependencies among them.
Sure, users left Chatroulette with the fading hype, but Ternovskiy says his site still has five hundred thousand daily users, according to Google Analytics, down from a high of two million — the same rate of decline as estimated by Quantcast.
For better or worse, Ocean Beach offers the ultimate in commercial democratization: everybody (city resident, state resident, out-of-towner) pays the same rate of $6 acar during the week, $10 on weekends.
Last week, official figures showed that the economy of the eurozone grew by 0.2% in the first three months of 2014, the same rate as the previous quarter.
On one-year adjustable-rate mortgages, lenders were asking an average initial rate of 6.65percentthethe same rate as the previous week.
The ONS also reported that the Retail Prices Index grew by 2.3% in the year to the end of October, the same rate as recorded for September.
By point of comparison, the same rate in New York City is 5.
That tax essentially replaces a "benefit assessment" property tax of about the same rate that is about to expire.
I've proposed legislation that would require most employers to contribute the equivalent of 9% of pay -- the same rate that Australian employers are required to shell out.
