Others compared single years of income, which fluctuate considerably.
But single years — 1906 , 1987 2000 and most of all 1929 — just as often register as the tombstones of financial history.
He says, 'We're lifestyle rich.' " The week before their Sept. 18 wedding, the weather was a microcosm of Ms. Berkley's single years: day by day, it got worse.
If the proliferation of websites geared specifically to the 'married but lookings' is anything to go by, people are finding it hard to shut off the glut of options they've grown accustomed to during their single years.
"If we want to be more precise about the age range involved, we could say that for all single years of age from 47 to 52, mortality rates are increasing," Deaton told the Times.
Mr. Beatty paid tribute to his fellow actors, to the friends who led him through his wilder single years and to his wife, and made reference to his recent flirtation with a campaign for president.
As Witt's image of the Epcot monorail suggests, she preferred to see it as an endpoint, the moment that would bring the aimless liaisons of her single years to a full stop.
The age distribution in single years of population also confirms age misreporting through age heaping or digit preference.
Icing is simulated for two single years using an algorithm which calculates ice accumulation from temperature, wind speed, cloud and rain water content of the atmosphere.
However, as for each sector and all regions together, national data serve as a benchmark, and results of single years are available.
The GEE approach enables these relationships to be analyzed for data collected over the entire period rather than for single years.
