But an updated tally of last week's parliamentary voting suggested a new equation of leadership that hewed to an older arithmetic.
Other leaders say Hispanics, who now make up more than 15 percent of the state's population, should focus on something broader than the old Chicago arithmetic of doling out jobs along ethnic lines.
Mobclix used data directly from app publishers, industry sources, and a little old-fashioned arithmetic to get the 60 second stats you see below.
The idea is this: In an increasingly visual world, and one in which anyone with a laptop, Web connection and camera can be a producer of media, children (and the occasional prisoner) need to understand how what they see and watch is created as much as plain old reading, writing and arithmetic.
If necessary, Congress should intervene to protect these older workers from an arithmetic sleight of hand.
It was devised by Toru Kumon, a Japanese math educator, after his 8-year-old son failed an arithmetic test.
One in ten couldn't work out whether a discount of £30 on a television originally priced at £250 was better or worse than a 10% discount.In this section When the wells dry up Every last drop Democratic revolution A litmus test Poor young things Blunt scissors City magic Pity, fear and the F-word ReprintsYounger respondents turned out to be worse at budgeting and basic arithmetic than older ones.
One older source reported an arithmetic mean plasma choline level oscillating around 1.36 μg/mL [ 22] in a healthy human subject, and this was confirmed recently [ 23].
For detailed analysis, we focus here on three growth stage comparisons (YNG-MGR, MGR-CSS, and CSS-OLD), and examine the arithmetic differences between the mean (log2) signal intensities for each gene.
Arithmetic, a little old man, arrives and he and his Numbers bombard the Child with questions.
