π/6 is 30 degrees since p=180 degrees so 7/6 π = 210 degrees, and 210 is the overall variable number being decremented by 360 degrees versus a cosine and sine function.
The company said the cut in its standard variable gas price will take effect on 11 February, and that its average gas customer will save just £9 a year.
Judging by its output so far, Drass's program is of variable quality.
The only important variable is when that moment comes; I'm betting that Rand hopes it lasts until sometime in the fall of 2015.
In fact, this figure originally derives from World Health Organisation and Unicef estimates, some dating back to the 1990s, from "sources of variable quality", about the prevalence of the practice in various African countries.
Above all, that giving the arts a chance to be excellent – and we are talking of chance, of risk, of the variable, the impulsive, the uncertain, the irrational, the uncalculated, the shocking – depends on allowing the arts to talk of what they do, argue for what they do, justify what they do and explain what they do in their own terms.
Adrian Anderson of mortgage broker Anderson Harris says: "The initial pay rate is 5.04%, and as it is discounted from the standard variable rate, it will go up when interest rates rise.
The fear is that players of his generation can become infantilised, as mechanically dependant as infuriatingly over-dressed modern cars, with their electronically variable valve-timing, their six months in the workshop to recalibrate the flux capacitor that powers the wing mirror hinge.
So how did it begin, this variable shape?
But the stalemate in peace talks – neither Netanyahu, Abbas nor Hamas appear ready to concede any point – means American action or inaction is a variable for the first time in decades.
Please leave GMLL in CAPS, else it may not be recognized as the correct variable name.
