I assume that the distributors get paid based on how many flyers they distribute, and don't get paid by the hour, because if they got paid hourly wages, they would work slowly and distribute only one flyer per house.
Back in the north, where I grew up, the standpipes made their appearance, one per 20 houses, but not for more than a month and (allowing for the pink effect of spectacles looking back 30 years) to an encouraging revival of friendships.
In a city like Hoboken, where the rate of mass-transit users is high and where people mill around downtown on a Friday night rather than hover for parking spaces, Mr. Sollohub said, studies indicate only about one space per housing unit is needed.
"Per house, one Taliban," said Qasim with detached unhappiness.
One CDC light trap per house was installed typically near the corner of a bedroom situated 15 cm above the ground and 3 cm away from the wall.
In the early 1970s, the wealthy Silicon Valley suburb Los Altos Hills mandated a minimum lot size with one house per one acre.
A pair of Mexican-American lawyers then sued on behalf of a Latino group, La Confederacion de la Raza Unida, that had the option of building affordable housing in Los Altos Hills if they could get the density higher than one house per one acre.
The Chapman developments are hooked up to town sewers and water, for which homeowners are charged a one-time connection charge of $5,800 per house and a one-time water benefit assessment of $300.
Animals were housed one per cage at 24 °C on a 12 : 12 h light:dark cycle (lights on 08 00 20 0000 h).
