Sentences with phrase «multiplied by the number of people»

What Arbitron really provides is only the number of households viewing, which then must be multiplied by the number of people per household who are assumed to be watching.

(A person - year is the number of years of follow - up multiplied by the number of people in the study.)

Take those figures and multiply them by the number of people estimated to hold federal and private student loans, and the magnitude of debt becomes evident: More than 40 million individuals collectively owe upward of $ 1.2 trillion, according to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

Additionally, for every crazy move you perform, the bonus cash is multiplied by the number of people in your cab.

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She starts off by referencing a 2011 post from Fred Wilson that suggests a good rule is to «multiply the number of people on the team by $ 10K to get the monthly burn.

The report said that «Facebook (including Messenger but excluding Instagram) saw a decline in total person - hours (number of users multiplied by hours of consumption per person) during September of -0.1 % year - over-year following a -0.9 % decline in August.»

Each person's compliance with the minimum stock ownership level will be determined on the date when this compliance grace period expires, and then annually on each December 31, by multiplying the number of shares held by such person and the average closing price of those shares during the preceding month.

We do not have the number of births in the RCT area, so we multiply 5q0 by the under - 5 population (as a proxy for births over a 5 year period) and then divide by 5 to get the deaths per person per year.

Economists can approximate a market price by asking people how much they would pay to preserve this landscape and multiplying the figure by the number of people who would be willing to pay it.

The New York City Leadership Center, a coalition of Christian leaders from around the city, estimates the number of people identifying as Christians multiplied by more than 300 percent between 1989 and 2014.

Small per person changes can have enormous effects when multiplied by enormous numbers of people.

Small increases per person can have an enormous effect when multiplied by huge numbers of people, as for example in China and India, if, as they propose, they increase their use of fossil fuels in the near future.

Portion Note: This warm spinach salad recipe is written in for one person, but multiply the ingredients by the number of people you're feeding.

Just think about how much the school nutrition personnel in your district would contribute to SNF annually if each person committed to a nickel a day — and then multiply that amount by the number of school districts participating in the school nutrition program.

Now you can calculate the number of people in each polygon by multiplying the area in m ² with the fill - factor and the estimated density.

What is clear is that in coastal areas around the world, people have unwittingly created spawning grounds for huge numbers of jellyfish simply by building docks and other structures that quickly multiplying jellyfish polyps can attach to.

Multiply each condition's weight by the number of years people suffer it, and you have what Murray called years lived with disability (YLD).

The authors found that the most cost - effective scenario was annual screening between ages 55 and 75 years old for persons who smoked more than 40 pack - years (the number of packs of cigarettes smoked per day multiplied by the number of years the person has smoked) and who quit less than 10 years ago (or currently smoke).

This percentage is the number of people looking for work divided by the number of people in the total population multiplied by 100).

Then, they calculated the total exposure to extreme heat in «person - days,» by multiplying the number of heat waves - days when temperatures reach at least 95 degrees - by the number of people who are projected to live in the areas where extreme heat is occurring.

This percentage is the number of people looking for work divided by the number of people in the total population multiplied by 100.

The subtitle for my book is, Join The Movement To Solve Chronic Disease and Fall Back in Love With Medicine, because the other massive issue that we're facing... Chronic disease is a huge issue, but I don't know if you know this, but physician suicide is a massive thing in America, so much so that a million patients... If you multiply the numbers of doctors that commit suicide each year by their patient base, it's over a million people, and that's really scary, and there's a lot of suicide.

Simply multiply the ingredients by the number of people you are making this salad for.

Ballpark the time commitment by multiplying time to critique by number of group members (don't include yourself) by submissions per person per month.

Veterans multiply the number of readers manifold by identifying the kind of person who most needs or wants what the writer will share, and add in another dozen for family and close friends.

... For returns on which no tax is due, the penalty is $ 195 for each month or part of a month (up to 12 months) the return is late or doesn't include the required information, multiplied by the total number of persons who were shareholders in the corporation during any part of the corporation's tax year for which the return is due.»

I had the opportunity to jump on board to run the Food Bank Program where I'll be able to significantly multiply the number of people and pets that we serve through monthly food disbursements to family's in need, ultimately saving the lives of hundreds of pets throughout our community and adding real value to people's lives, by keeping them and their pets together, for life.»

Just look at the credits for either game and you'll see how many people are required to make these games, then multiply that number of people by an average salary for a year.

The overall effect from the ancillary coastal changes is to take the damage estimates and number of people affected by a future sea level rise scenario and multiply it by ten.

Both of these partners acknowledged that their alternative fee proposals are generated by guessing — generously — the number of hours a matter will require and multiplying that number by the hourly rates of the people who would spend those hours.

The tendency is to guess the number of hours a piece of litigation or other work will take, multiply by the hourly rates of people who will be doing the work, build in some cushion (10 - 15 % seems to be the norm) and, voila, a fixed fee!

To calculate these damages, a person simply multiplies his daily wage by the number of days that he missed.

(b) the weekly amount of the benefit is the weekly amount of the income replacement benefit otherwise determined under section 7 before any deductions permitted by subsection 7 (3), multiplied by the factor set out in Column 2 of the Table to this subsection opposite the number of weeks that have elapsed since the person became entitled to receive the benefit.

(a) multiplying the total number of hours per month of each type of attendant care listed in the document that the insured person requires by an hourly rate that does not exceed the maximum hourly rate, as established under the Guidelines, that is payable in respect of that type of care; and

(1) Despite sections 6 and 7, if a person becomes entitled to receive an income replacement benefit after attaining 65 years of age, the weekly amount of the benefit shall be the amount determined under section 7 multiplied by the factor set out in Column 2 of the Table to this subsection opposite the number of weeks that have elapsed since the person became entitled to receive the benefit.

Multiply these lost hours by the number of people on the project team and suddenly the need to find a solution to all this findability pain becomes paramount.

Then, multiply the number of years by the key person's annual compensation (salary, commissions, benefits and bonuses).

In other words, multiply the number of different dates you go on each year by the maximum number of years before you'd want to settle down, date 37 percent of this number, pick your best date from the 37 percent (let's call them person a), and then continue the date the remaining 63 per cent until you find someone better than person a.

Multiply the single department above by the number of departments and the number of people in each, and you've got a number that gets impressive pretty quickly.