Sentences with phrase «figure equates»

The 2010 - 11 turnover figure equates to a 12.6 % increase in revenues compared with the # 99.9 m figure reported last year.

The figure equates to just over 16 % of the 130 - strong European partnership — making it impossible to raise the nearly # 14m required from European partners in order to secure the additional bailout from Asia - Pacific, thought to be worth a similar value.

But this figure equates to more than the revenues of all of the firms ranked from 11 - 50 combined.

The $ 400,000 figure equates to roughly 15 % of the investor's long - term returns.

This figure equates to CO2 emissions of 55 grams per kilometer.

According to Scottish Water, this figure equates to # 38 below the average yearly household water bill in the UK.

These figures equate to CO2 emissions of 214 — 212 g / km.

The cost for a non-resident library card is usually minimal, although some places like Kalamazoo, MI charge a 3 - digit figure equating to a resident's property tax.

The figures equate to 101,843 UK tourists visiting the Maldives compared to 92,775 in 2015.

According to MODEC, its zero - emission vans will each save 21 tons of carbon dioxide a year — a figure they equate with driving 51,000 miles in a standard car.

Not exact matches

Its amazingly disappointing to me that in this nation today, being Christian is equated with controversy, polarizing figures, myth, and fraudulent stories.

This is implied by the fact that the disciples are twelve in number, a figure that equates them with the twelve tribes of which the nation originally consisted.

Just because we've figured out how some things work in no way equates to the impossibility of God.

New figures reveal more than ten Anglican churches are closing in Wales each year, equating to 115 over a ten - year period.

This equates to around two million people living in the UK with a food allergy, this figure does not include those with food intolerances.1 Considering that, there are actually even more people living with a food allergy or food intolerance.

If the revised milk price holds, the 35c equates to lost income of $ 647.8 million for dairy farmers throughout the country based on DairyNZ production figures of 1.85 billion kg of milk solids collected for the 2016/17 milking season.

he's been unfairly slated 108 goals and 72 assists in 394 matches equates to a goal / assist every two games nd it's even impressive when you figure in his injuries, struggle for game time and his first season (2007) wen he played like he was controlled with a console.

An even more astonishing figure is that Bayern Munich's wage bill per week, after doing the Euro to Pound conversion equates to 1,883,002 pounds, again LESS than Arsenal.

But this is such an odd figure that it must equate to an amount in the currency of his current employers, Sporting Club de Portugal.

If you go by the reported figures, his current wage is around # 35k a week, which equates to roughly # 1.8 m a year.

What is crucial here is that we should not simply equate popular demand with populism and bemoan it retrospectively, but figure out ways in which citizens» participation in democracy can be intensified so that their demand can be attended to far before it explodes.

Nearly a fifth (17 %) of women who have been diagnosed with breast cancer after spotting a potential symptom wait over a month before seeing their GP, equating to an estimated 6,000 women every year in the UK, according to calculations based on new YouGov figures released today from Breast Cancer Care.

In reality, the stellar spectrum does not cancel out in transmission spectroscopy, because the first - order approximation described above confusingly equates two different light sources: the stellar disk (the spectrum of which is observed before the transit) and the actual light source, which is just a very small fraction of the stellar disk — the projection of the transit chord onto the stellar photosphere (see figure).

Many people equate cardio with weight loss and figure the more they do, the more weight they'll lose.

Although, with solo character figures costing $ 18 AUD and the starter pack costing $ 89 AUD, buying both roughly equates to the purchase of a standard full priced game.

Moreover, the figures show that the average size of a primary school in the UK has increased by 30 pupils, which, in most schools equates to an extra class.

The closest thing to a definition I could find in his essay was the statement that» [i] n effect, we are equating what children do to figure things...

Which equates to a drop of between 3 and 5 per cent below the figures recorded by the outgoing models.

It averages just 4.3 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers (54.7 US mpg), which equates to CO2 emissions of 114 grams of CO2 emissions per kilometer (183.5 g / mi)-- a new best figure in its segment.

An official fuel economy figure of 74.3 MPG equated to a real - world figure of 57.5 MPG after more than 750 miles in the Ioniq.

Not untypical of any test car, this didn't equate with the official combined figure of 5.5 L / 100 km although more time with the Focus would have probably pulled the real - world average down a bit.

With a figure of 8.2 litres per 100 kilometres (NEDC combined, equating to 192 CO2 g / km), the high - performance car from Affalterbach demonstrates exceptional efficiency that puts it at the top of the segment.

The combined fuel consumption of the two models comes in at 7.4 — 7.0 liters per 100 kilometers (38.2 — 40.4 mpg imp) and 8.2 — 7.7 liters per 100 kilometers (34.5 — 36.7 mpg imp) * respectively, which equates to CO2 figures of between 169 / 159 grams and 187 / 177 grams per kilometer.

Official figures based on the European test procedure see it deliver average fuel consumption of 22.8 mpg, a figure that equates to an overall range of almost 400 miles on the relatively small standard 17.4 - gallon fuel tank (a larger 21.1 - gallon tank offering a 483 - mile range is available as an option).

The GLA 200 CDI requires just 4.3 litres of fuel for 100 km, which equates to 114 g CO2 / km (provisional figures).

As for range, the EPA figure is 115 miles from the new battery, equating to a 118 MPGe figure for city driving.

Of course, we never got close to the GTE's claimed European fuel consumption figure of just 1.5 L / 100 km, which equates to CO2 emissions of just 35g / km, averaging 6.4 L / 100 km over a mostly - freeway return run from Munich to Zurich.

These figures relate to the sales everywhere in the world, where the amount equates to 40,000 Samsung Galaxy S mobile phones being sold every day with a handset selling every 2 seconds.

to the industry - wide belief that bestseller status, especially for traditionally published authors, equates to being able to quit one's day job, sales figures are an elusive data set for most people.

(This figure is contradicted here [4], which implies that US publishers annual receipts from ebooks were $ 3,000 m, which on a purchase value equates to more like $ 6,340 m. but I think at some level it's a similar data set)

To put that figure into perspective, a coefficient of zero equates to a complete lack of correlation.

Discounting that figure by a third to $ 36M equates to $ 5.99 per share in value.

The Maldives welcomed an increase in visitor arrivals from the UK, with 2016 figures revealing an 11 per cent increase in UK tourists during the first eight months of 2016, equating to 76,083 UK tourists visiting the Maldives compared to 68,519 in 2015.

Using simple maths, and a base figure of around $ 5 a month for PlayStation Plus (consider it is more expensive in some regions than others), that roughly equates to $ 54.5 million a month.

She could equate an ironing board with the arch of the hysterical figure.

In an adjoining gallery, selections from Thomas» current series, Branded, are on view; a critique of the hyper - masculine tropes cycled through capitalist systems — images of NBA players used as figures that equate the exchange and labor of black bodies in major league sports, a type of «modern slavery.»

He uses a figure of 40 kWh for car energy use per average affluent Brit per day, which equates to about 50 km per day per car (occupancy average about 1.7) for the next few chapters in his energy balance, but I can not find anywhere where he then scales this up, but I may be wrong, I haven't re-read the whole book.

US offshore oil production of 565 million barrels per year equates to roughly 1.5 million barrels per day (30 % of total US oil production); contrast that figure with U.S. current oil consumption of 21 million barrels per day.

The change in albedo equates to a change in energy received; as Figure 1 shows, it is approximately 10 watts per square meter (W / m2) for the period of record.

Thus, it is reasonable to equate changes in DGVM - simulated vegetation (e.g., Figure 4.3) to changes in community and population structures in the real world.