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The movie opened at number one on $39.9m and went on gross $120.9m, which adjusts to $50.8m and $151.7m.

You can buy it in the UK - €399 or €499, depending on the lens you use - polarised (cheaper) or polarised and chromatic, which adjusts to the sun's intensity and is more expensive.

The main advantage of this technique lies in its adaptive architecture, which adjusts to data distributions.

A mass consistent model is developed in order to obtain a wind field which adjusts to an initial one.

CAT aims at implementing a testing process, which adjusts to an examinee's skill level via dynamically selecting appropriate testing items (Moosbrugger & Kelava, 2012).

The heart rate is controlled by the autonomic nervous system which adjusts to regulate cardiac output.

The hurricane is estimated to have killed 700 people and caused damages, which, adjusted to today's dollar, would equal $40 billion.

But that is languishing in the Senate, and Democrats and minority groups are urging the use of the Census Bureau's statistical sampling of 200,000 households, which adjusts numbers to account for those who may have been missed or counted twice.

The average weekly earnings of hourly workers, who make up about 80percentt of the work force, fell 46 cents, to $507.75, according to the Labor Department, which adjusts the numbers to account for normal seasonal variations.

While new claims for unemployment insurance have fallen almost 13percentt since last October, the number of people receiving benefits has risen 8percentto to 3.48 million, according to the Labor Department, which adjusts the number to account for normal seasonal variations.

In all, the nation's gross domestic product grew at an annual rate of 7.2percentt in the third quarter, according to the Commerce Department, which adjusts its numbers to take into account inflation and normal seasonal fluctuations.