where ΔG ^ N, F reflects the differential in average aspiration gaps of future migrants andnon-migrants, X ¯ F ' and X ¯ N ' are vectors of mean observable characteristics for the two respective groups, and β ^ F and β ^ N are the estimated vectors of coefficients, respectively.
Average aspiration Gaps by currentlevel of subjective well-being.
Students surveyed in disadvantaged schools in the Netherlands held lower average aspirations, both habituated and doxic.
The average time to aspiration was 12.5 s (O) compared with 9.47 s (T) and 9.74 s (L), respectively.
Until the Recession put a halt to aspirations, the average home size had risen by 30percentt over the previous two decades.
The average American may not have aspirations of becoming a Billionaire like Donald Trump, but hope that they will have the dignity of a good job, with a fair wage and the possibility of a better life for their children.
The statement does not even identify Fahmy as a Canadian citizen, calling instead for the protection of "the rights of all individuals," as though the government is as interested in the aspirations of the average Cairo mechanic or street vendor as it is in the welfare of its citizen.
Like the Tunisian and Egyptian uprisings this year, the Libyan uprising presented a liberal, democratic face to the world, leaving the impression that what will replace the ancien regimes in these countries would be roughly representative not only of western-style democracies, but also of the aspirations of the average person in the street.
That's a nice aspiration, experts say but the average person has so many competing priorities that this type of approach is doomed to failure.
The students at 2-yr institutions have somewhat lower average ACT scores than the average for all students, but their aspirations and academic characteristics are similar to those in 4-yr colleges and universities.
