Sentences with phrase «actual number of classes»

Not exact matches

In considering these systems of increasing complexity we must soon reach a point where a number of internal configurations in which the system may exist will vastly exceed the number of actual examples of any one given class that can possibly be collected in our universe.

So it isn't an exact model: if domestic servants value productivity differs from (say) video game programmers, the price of the commodities they contribute to won't express the actual number of human hours of labour, but only the number of hours of human labour that our society (through market, production, class war) deems socially average.

2A) Perhaps many in India have overlooked class divisions, and how the number of people could be turned from perceived weakness to actual strength.

Following the MEP scheme, students are to play a game where two dice a rolled and they have to predict what it will be first of all (i.e. how many times they will reach their chosen numbers etc.) they then play the game and an actual result will formulate and answers should be similar through the whole class.

The more accurate calculation required to realize the benefits reported in the class - size research entails counting the actual number of students in each classroom (Finn and Achilles, 1999).

Some of the ones I have found have a limited number of actual asset classes.

For example, data from Lipper, Inc. indicated that 1,460 new mutual funds were started in 2003, 2,309 in 2002, and 2,392 in 2001.1 The actual number of truly new and distinct funds is smaller, because Lipper counts different share classes as separate funds.

147 The 2010 ALWD / LWI Survey indicates that actual numbers are slightly above, but close to, these recommendations.148 In addition, the authors of the Carnegie Report noted that the legal writing classes they observed were «typically small, with around twenty students.»