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).

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.

Reforested areas had increased slightly, from 21,000 square kilometres in 1980 to 50,000 in 2000, which represented an average yearly increase of 4 per cent.

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).

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).

That price trend continued into the first quarter of 2005. The 2004 yearly average West Texas Intermediate (WTI) spot price was 41.51 per barrel and that of the OPEC reference basket was 36.05 per barrel.

(Per cent of total yearly expenditure)

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.

1.1 million Americans suffer heart attacks yearly.

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).

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).

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

The main source of revenue is yearly membership fees.

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).

For that variable, we looked at the average yearly GDP growth in the first five years after the introduction of euro banknotes and coins in 2002. The difference between Ireland and Portugal in the first half of the decade was 4.8 percentage points.

(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.

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).

Field offices have to produce a yearly, standardized annual protection report.

But in those sacrifices there is a yearly reminder of sins.

But in those sacrifices there is a yearly reminder of sins.

Project Target A yearly list of individuals arrested for terrorist activities

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

But, so far, efforts to lower funding costs have had a limited impact. Indeed, the weighted average interest rate on bank credit to nonfinancial enterprises remains close to 7 , while economic growth has edged down from 7.4 year on year in the last three months to 7.3 in the current quarter.

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

Once all organizations have been reviewed comprehensively, the assessments can be updated yearly.

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.

Regular Yearly Participation in the Following United Nations Commissions and NGO Committees (2001 2004)

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

Also, developing countries and the least developed countries faced 48 per cent higher trade weighted average tariffs in the markets of the Quadrilateral Group of Industrialized Economies than in other countries of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development owing to the composition of their exports in relation to the tariff structure of developed countries.

As of 2006, half a million US dollars will be provided yearly for this purpose.

Consider the Gini coefficient, the most common measure of inequality, which runs from a value of zero for perfect equality to 100 for perfect inequality (one person receives all the income). The average Gini score (not weighted by population) in countries for which there are data declined slightly in the 2000 2010 period, from 39 to 38.

But about half of the stimulus money spent to date is on the tax and transfer side, and about a quarter is direct aid to states, which enables them not to raise taxes. Barro should be using a weighted average of his spending multiplier of 0.6 and his tax multiplier of 1.1 to get a multiplier of 0.9.