They're all weighted equally.

Methodology for deriving weighted ranges

Weighted ranges (baseline and variants)

Accordingly, the weighted membership factor is 93,288 points (40 per cent of 233,219), the weighted population factor is 11,611 points (5 per cent) and the weighted contribution factor is 128,270 points (55 per cent).

The weighted baseline is variant 0w, which is the transposition of the current system from non weighted to weighted (base figure 2,700, membership 40 per cent, population 5 per cent, contribution 55 per cent).

The weighted midpoint in table 4 represents the sum of the weighted membership, population and contribution factors, and the weighted range is calculated as 15 per cent upwards and downwards (but not less than 415 points up and down (4.8 times 86.37), with the upper limit being not less than 1,209 points (14 times 86.37).

The application of the weighted system on the current population of staff in posts subject to geographical distribution as at 31 December 2004 indicates variations when compared with the baseline for the non weighted variant (variant 0).

The resulting figure is weighted by the gross salary per annum in United States dollars divided by 1,000 (ibid., fourth column) to produce a weighted base figure (ibid., fifth column).

However, the main (non weighted) system of desirable ranges remains applicable.

(c) Changes to geographical distribution by application of the weighted system of ranges.

Different methods have been used to calculate the weighted ranges over the years.

In case of an even distribution of staff of a Member State from the P 2 to the D 2 grade and beyond, the difference between the weighted and non weighted systems of ranges is minimal, and an application of the weighted system will not lead to changes in the representation status of that Member State.

Any difference in Member States' representation between the weighted and the non weighted systems of ranges is determined by the way the staff of any country is distributed over the different grades in the Professional and higher categories.

It's counter weighted so that when you push the door up, it glides really easily.

1980 Chevron Standard Limited Scholarship for highest weighted GPA in Law, Year I and II

The voting structures of the World Bank and the IMF are heavily weighted towards developed countries.

A frequency measure can also be expressed in weighted terms based on either imports or production.

C. Scenario III weighted ranges and posts within the context of the system of desirable ranges

It also improved the analysis on drug abuse trends through the Weighted Analysis on Drug Abuse Trends.

The European Foundation for Quality Management analyses organizations according to a list of weighted enablers and results.

The rules of international trade and finance and technology access are weighted against the poor and the weak.

The creatures were around 18 feet (five metres) long on average, and weighted up to 3,000 pounds (1,300 kg).

As at 30 June 2004, the weighted average value of each post was 86.37 points (233,219 divided by 2,700).

And by rating it and by rating the different people who submit information, we can get refined results and weighted results.

If the bank attaches a 10 risk weight to the loan, the risk weighted equivalent is 20,000. If the amount of bank capital needed to protect that risk weighted equivalent is 10 , then the bank requires just 2,000 of its own capital to fund the mortgage, 198,000 of which the bank itself borrows.

Based on the results of an air dispersion model, Kuwait estimates daily concentrations of particulate matter and calculates population weighted exposure estimates.

Projections for the period 2006 2015 are based on weighted annual growth rates for both regular and other resources as per the current MTSP.

These figures represent the global numbers for each Member State a separate calculation based on the same factors results in a weighted base figure.

In the first three variants, one of the three factors is weighted at 100 per cent and the other two factors at 0 per cent.

America's school systems are funded by the 50 states. In this fiery talk, Bill Gates says that state budgets are riddled with accounting tricks that disguise the true cost of health care and pensions and weighted with worsening deficits with the financing of education at the losing end.

The new salary scales reflect an overall weighted average increase of 40.7 per cent for national General Service staff and 32.5 per cent for national officers.

The weighted staff position for each Member State comprises the total number of staff of that country by grade, multiplied by the gross annual salary by grade.

The rate of growth of gross domestic product (GDP) per capita for landlocked developing countries, as a group, declined from 2.2 to 1.5 per cent (on average, weighted by the size of the population) in 2003 compared with 2002 (see table 2).

Where disaggregated data are available, aside from the presence of websites according to size of companies, the presence of websites can vary significantly among industrial classifications and can affect the weighted total.

Variant 4w (contribution at 100 per cent) will bring 156 Member States within range (higher than both the weighted and unweighted baselines) but increases the numbers of underrepresented and overrepresented Member States.

Tariff rates have been reduced from a weighted average of 14 per cent to 9 per cent and the plethora of tariff bands have been reduced to six this will simplify assessments by customs.

The pro growth rationale for reducing the US corporate tax rate is compelling, and explains why Obama has proposed cutting it from 35 to 28 (roughly the weighted average rate of the other developed countries).

A first reason to doubt projections of a stronger dollar is that none of the news on which they are based is really news. The expectation of relatively strong US growth is already being reflected in the markets, with the dollar up 9 in trade weighted terms since mid 2014.

For all decisions involving the resources of the Fund (lending to member countries or the size of quotas, etc.), the existing decision making procedure could remain unchanged. All financial decisions would thus continue to be taken by the existing Executive Board, with weighted voting reflecting the financial contributions of member countries.

Regulators are already talking about imposing leverage ratios, as well as limits on risk weighted assets. If they follow through, as I expect, there will be no return to the strategies of the last two decades.

The first answer, of course, is that the trade weighted dollar has fallen by more than 15 in real terms since its peak in early 2002. Yet the US deficits have persisted, and even risen, since then.

Finally, the renminbi s recent decline against the dollar was only 2.5 , from CN 6.2 to CN 6.35 far below the double digit declines of the Japanese yen, the euro, and the British pound. So, on an overall trade weighted basis, the renminbi is substantially higher relative to the currencies with which it competes.

In Germany, for example, interest rates on public debt up to five years will be negative, and only slightly positive beyond that, producing a weighted average of zero. Clearly, Japan s near zero interest rate environment is no longer unique.

Currently, for the weighted range, midpoint and staff position data for each Member State (see table 4), the percentage of total staff in each grade (ibid., second column) is applied to the base figure of 2,700 (ibid., third column).

A small cloth bag, holding in one's hand, such light weighted, is worth of almost one million yuan , a woman surnamed Liu who participated in the purchase of diamonds told of her experience in Antwerp last June to the mainland media.