The Commerce Department said that durable goods orders, a key measure of manufacturing strength, plunged 13.2 percent in August, far more than economists had anticipated and the steepest drop since the worst of the recession in the winter of 2009.
Then came more bad news on the economic front--machinery orders, a key measure of domestic demand, plummeted by a record 16.2% in November, according to official data released on January 15th.Given all this, it would be an understatement to say that Mr Aso's government is in trouble.
The number of durable orders, a key measure of productivity, dropped 1.7% on the back of low transportation orders.
"Perhaps most worrying is the trend in new orders, a key bellwether of future output growth, which declined for the second month running.
But the presence of the Order in a key location with the permission of Glasgow City Council (GCC) has created controversy, with critics saying it remains too closely linked to sources of sectarian friction in the city, which is the scene of one of the largest 12 July marches outside Northern Ireland.
Model order is a key factor in the ARMA model of ambient signal.
The order plays a key role in the performance of this algorithm.
So Bush's nine-and-a-half-year-old order remained a key legal authority under which Obama launched the commando raid that led to bin Laden's death.
The Washington Post described the executive order as a key call to action by Ledbetter during her visit to Washington, D.C., for the State of the Union and the fifth anniversary of her namesake law, the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act.
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