The school will also cut from 13 to 12 the number of eligible scholarships for next season, reduce from 12 to 10 the number of allowable campus recruiting visits during this academic year, and reduce from two to one the number of coaches permitted on the road to recruit at any given time.
In the first one, the number of triggered SiPMs on each side of the detector was compared, while in the second, the maximum signal collected on each side on a single SiPM of the array was used.
As described earlier, both tests included six choices, with the first included a fixed number of associates (i.e., 3) and with learners informed on this number, whereas in the second one, the number of associates varied, and learners were told that the number varied but did not know which item had which number of associates.
Of the 18 criteria that comprise the report cards, all but one — the number of juniors earning the full complement of 10 credits — improved on a citywide average since last year.
That surpassed, by one, the number of games Piazza played for the Dodgers, who drafted him in 1988.
In the two decades since then, despite periodic economic downturns like the current one, the number of Japanese-Brazilian workers in Japan has kept growing.
Of course, with two game formats rather than one, the number of decks players will be expected to store also doubles.
Commerce has had 14 bank robberies in Manhattan since January, a reach-for-the-sky number that exceeds by one the number of its Manhattan branch offices.
In one, the number of troops deployed in the two countries draws down fairly quickly, to about 30,000 by 2011.
The introduction of 24-hour courts for certain crimes has reduced one the number of suspects being held for long periods without trial, one of the worst excesses of the justice system.
