"Going forward, it means increased pressure both to grow in absolute size, and to grow in terms of the full range of financial services products, " said H . Rodgin Cohen, a partner at the law firm of Sullivan & AMP; Cromwell, who advises big financial companies on their strategies.
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"The absolute size of the U . S . market is far larger than any other of our other international markets, " he said, " so when the number of U . S . tourists grows, even though some of it is short-haul visits, the overall effect is very positive ."
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An extreme example of shadow economy camouflaged by the financial market is Luxembourg where the relative annual shadow economy is only 8 % of the GDP which is the second lowest percentage ( 2013 ) of all EU countries whereas its absolute size ( 6.800 ?per capita ) is the highest.
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The ratio of the cross sectional areas of the two openings is obviously important, but so is absolute size, with more turbulence and friction caused by a slower funnel of the same proportions, due to a higher surface area to volume ratio of the air contained in the funnel at any one time.
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The orbits are as large ( in absolute size ) as those in smaller living indriids, which suggests low visual acuity . " Mesopropithecus " and its closest sloth lemur relative, " Babakotia ", did share a few ancestral traits with indriids, unlike the largest sloth lemurs, " Palaeopropithecus " and " Archaeoindris ".
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Hmmmmmmn . " I'd actually work with the log of the ratios "-why would this be any better please ?, " and look at the absolute size of the amplitude of oscillations for ordering by " strength " . "-do you just mean the amplitude between the peaks and troughs of the raw data?
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The distance to the last scattering surface, where the CMB radiation originates, is the same for both patches and known, hence we can convert the observed angular separation to the absolute distance between those patches at the time of emission and compare that to the size of the horizon at the time ( which we compute as an absolute size ).
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When, in addition to assessing the statistical significance of the results, their clinical or practical significance is also assessed using the appropriate statistics, it turns out to be practically zero . . . It can be assumed that the smaller the absolute size of a measured effect, the greater the likelihood that the effect is due to some extraneous, uncontrolled variable.
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Further comparisons between the receptive fields of tectal neurons and retinal ganglion cells, classes R2 and R3, recorded in free-moving toads, revealed that size-sensitive ( T5.1 ) and prey-selective ( T5.2 ) tectal neurons were able to estimate the absolute size of a moving stimulus while retinal ganglion cells were only able to determine the visual angular size of the stimulus.
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:: : : : That's precisely why I included the note " ( although they may be " large " when their absolute size is compared with moons on the much smaller terrestrial planets and dwarf planets ) . " I am only looking for moons which are large relative to their own planet . talk ) 05 : 54, 24 December 2015 ( UTC)
