The torrent of tech announcement posts about INSERT COMPANY HERE hitting 100K users or downloads or "shares" or tiddlywinks or badges is perpetual enough that all tech news sort of blends into a river of user numbers and APPLE VS.
The score — one stroke off the PGA record of 63 — was the best in the expected river of red numbers on the Bellerive layout that is vulnerable because of damp fairways and fragile greens intentionally made to run slower.
Abstract words such as glory, honor, courage, or hallow were obscene beside the concrete names of villages, the numbers of roads, the names of rivers, the numbers of regiments and the dates.
Initial MRM models included geographic distance (km), number of major river crossings, number of highway crossings, proportion of fields, proportion of residential areas, proportion of wetlands and edge density.
Age, that is, number of years in river + number of years at sea, was determined from scale growth patterns (Lund and Hansel 1991; Stokesbury and Lacroix 1997).
Despite significant self-cleaning capacities of rivers, the number of people affected by organic pollution (BOD >5 mg/l) is projected to increase from 1.1 billion in 2000 to 2.5 billion in 2050.
Readers who were previously unaware of the scope of humanity's effects on the world on its climate, its biogeochemical cycles, the chemistry of its oceans, the colour of its sky, the flow of its rivers, the number of its species and more may find themselves shocked by its relentless exposition.
While some of the game's sales are doubtless driven by the unending river of add-on titles, the numbers point to unprecedented success.
The population number, river, river basin, number of individuals analyzed, the drainage system ("Drainage"), and the GPS coordinates of the sampling sites are given for each population.
