"The effects of climate change are expected to be greatest in developing countries in terms of loss of life and relative effects on investment and the economy, " said the report released in Geneva.
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:At the risk of starting a great philosophical debate, " equal " means " the same as "; it does not mean " relatively the same " or " having the same relative effect ".
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Especially within New York City, where every species has to confront an array of environmental assaults, from poor air quality to polluted water, determining the relative effect of the latest toxin in town is a difficult science.
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The relative effect of both read noise and shot noise increase as the exposure is reduced, corresponding to increased ISO sensitivity, since fewer photons are counted ( shot noise ) and since more amplification of the signal is necessary.
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:: : : If the goal is benchmarking the SQRT function versus alternatives, I suggest removing all code not needed for the test, to maximize the relative effect of the SQRT . talk ) 00 : 19, 2 January 2012 ( UTC)
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In order to prevent the loss of the experts, Africa has observed the " friends and relatives effect ", which identifies professional, societal and personal factors as the three imperatives underlying the decision of African students in the United States to return home.
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Similar to the weights controlling how close constituent pitches are to the center of effect of the chord they produce, the weights \ omega control the relative effect of the I, IV, and V chord in determining how close they are to the resultant key.
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As the furor swirls over mannerliness and the relative effects of local economic development, hardly a whisper has issued concerning the constitutional contradictions embedded in the ludicrous statute that brought the dispute to court in the first place : libel against residents of cattle feedlots.
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One reason for exploring these questions is that the experimental design, in the sense of what equipment and procedure is to be used ( not the statistical sense; that is addressed later ), depends on the relative effect of systematic errors in the measured quantities.
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These experiments, extending over some months, examined the relative effects upon body structures of missiles from the Springfield rifle of . 45 caliber which had been the weapon of foot troops of our army since 1874 and a new experimental Springfield rifle of . 30 caliber.
