Should the world economy expand by less than 1.5% this year, as seems likely, that would by past standards count as a recession.
In general, if the success of any given set of standards S is gauged on its own terms, i.e., by using S-standards, several self-supporting but intuitively unacceptable sets of standards count as successful.
Maybe most importantly, international standards count more of a bank's derivatives contracts against them, instead of giving banks credit for derivatives contracts that cancel each other out.
The CASCADE detector is composed of a stack of solid 10B coated Gas Electron Multiplier foils, which serve both as a neutron converter and as an amplifier for the primary ionization deposited in the standard counting gas environment.
Exosome preparations were serially diluted, and an internal standard counting bead was added to each sample.
The old voting standard counted shares not voted as no votes, creating a near-insurmountable barrier given Mr. Icahn and Southeastern's combined stake.
Not least, in July 2003, the Security Council took what by its standards counts as a bold step.
And unlike Florida, the judge noted, California has uniform standards for counting things like "hanging chads".
"Within a state, you've got to have equal standards for counting votes," said Cathy Cox, Georgia's secretary of state.
That echoed the language of the State Supreme Court's ruling, which did not set standards for counting such contested ballots but suggested that wide discretion was allowed.
