Factoring out the river and skyline, Edgewater looks like a conventional suburb.
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The Tax & Accounting unit reported revenue of $359 million, up 4 percent when factoring out currency.
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The Tax & Accounting unit reported revenue of $437 million, up 5 percent when factoring out currency.
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Factoring out results from discontinued operations, AutoNation had net income of $115.3 million, compared to $97.5 million a year earlier.
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The company's legal business reported revenue of $882 million in the second quarter, up 2 percent when factoring out currency.
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Factoring out acquisitions and currency impacts, organic sales growth slowed to 2.3 percent, down from 6.2 percent in the year-ago period.
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Overall, the volume of goods shipped overseas fell 0.6 percent after factoring out the month's extra working day compared with last year.
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Even factoring out his Star Trek and Gone Girl appearances, the cumulative lifetime gross of Perry's films is fast-approaching a $1 billion.
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Quarterly revenue was slightly below estimates, down 2 percent to $3.15 billion, but would have been up 2 percent when factoring out currency.
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Factoring out a one-time tax benefit, the results showed the impact of cost reductions and leaner manufacturing at the world's biggest plane maker.
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The Labor Department said on Friday its Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.2 percent in January from a year earlier when factoring out food and energy.
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Factoring out one-time items, GM said it earned $2.4 billion, or $1.28 a share, in the latest quarter, down 14 percent from a year earlier.
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Factoring out a $100 million charge for legal costs, GM earned $1.86 a share in the latest quarter, well ahead of the $1.52 consensus forecast among analysts.
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U.S. data on Friday also showed a broad decline in retail sales, even after factoring out the downward pull of cheaper gas and prices of some other volatile goods.
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The markets began factoring out a big pop from Trump policy in March when the first version of the health-care bill failed to reach a vote on Capitol Hill.
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Sales of existing homes, even factoring out the boom years from 2003 to 2006, when risky loans fueled the market, were 7.6 percent below the long-term average for June.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook told CNBC that after factoring out payments from a lawsuit and taking foreign-exchange rates into account, that its services product category would have grown by 18%.
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Further factoring out their two base supporters (according to 2016 exit polls: 85033 percent Democrats and 33 percent Republicans), and the two parties are fighting over roughly a quarter of voters.
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Apple and Google make it easy to leave your wallet be when it's time to pay at the register, but now there are murmurs about factoring out your smartphone as well.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook told Reuters that after factoring out a one-time payment from lawsuits a year ago and foreign-exchange effects, the services segment growth rate would have been 18%.
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Touted as an environmental and financially friendly option, green burials can be as simple as wrapping a body in a cotton shroud and lowering it to the ground — factoring out conventional vaults, coffins and embalming.
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After factoring out that kids who watch more television may be more likely to drink anyway, researchers concluded that the more exposure kids had to these alcohol ads, the greater the amount they consumed of those brands.
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Factoring out the Notenstein La Roche acquisition, the bank's wealth management businesses took is 3.3 billion Swiss francs in fresh client money, a 6.1 percent growth rate that was ahead of its 4-6 percent target range.
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RUSSIAN C.BANK SAYS ANNUAL CONSUMER PRICE GROWTH RATE DECLINED TO 2.4% IN JANUARY (FROM 3.0% IN DECEMBER 2019) AS A RESULT OF BOTH FACTORING OUT THE EFFECT OF THE VAT RATE HIKE AND MODERATE PRICE GROWTH IN JANUARY
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After factoring out traditional risk factors for heart disease, the researchers found that subjects who slept fewer than six hours were 27% more likely to have atherosclerosis throughout the body than those who slept seven to eight hours.
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It missed expectations of $2300 billion, according to IBES data from Refinitiv, but Cook told Reuters that after factoring out a one-time payment from lawsuits a year ago and foreign-exchange effects, the services segment growth rate would have been 25.8%.
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"If this trend continues until Labor Day, Chicago might be on its way to a year with 500 or fewer homicides, which is closer to the normative number of murders in recent history, beginning in 2004 and factoring out 2016 and 2017 as aberrations," he said.
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Even when factoring out issues that could encourage problem drinking down the road, such as how much their parents drink, a history of alcoholism in their family or having a risk-taking personality, the children who sipped were more likely to be drinking in high school, said Jackson.
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After factoring out traditional risk factors, "we found more disease was present if the number of hours of sleep was less than six hours, compared to those who slept six to eight hours," said Fuster, who is also the editor-in-chief of the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
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Daniel Yao, a research director with JLL, estimated that, factoring out the price controls, new homes at Qiantan – including the residential complexes developed by Cofco and US builder Tishman Speyer – will sport a price tag of about 120,000 yuan per square metre if market forces are given a free rein.
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One Magma company, OmniBank, is already factoring out its financial loan services to a few other companies in its portfolio in efforts to emulate this network model that has seen success in the U.S. As for diversity and inclusion, Lustig says that 35% of the Magma portfolio has at least one female founder and that they hope to grow that percentage.
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The production cost a total of $417,000 when factoring out $48,000 overhead costs. The production cost a total of $417,000 when factoring out $48,000 overhead costs.Slide, Anthony. "Those Elusive Budget Figures".
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The Coulomb barrier causes the cross section to have a strong exponential dependence on the center-of-mass energy . The S-factor remedies this by factoring out the Coulomb component of the cross section.
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Total trade with the U.S. was US$14.8 billion in 2006. Since the U.S.–Chile Free Trade Agreement went into effect on 1 January 2004, U.S.–Chilean trade has increased by 154%. Internal Government of Chile figures show that even when factoring out inflation and the recent high price of copper, bilateral trade between the U.S. and Chile has grown over 60% since then. Total trade with Europe also grew in 2006, expanding by 42%.
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In this example, it is not difficult to avoid introducing denominators by factoring out 12 before the second step. This can can always be done by using pseudo-remainder sequences, but, without care, this may introduce very large integers during the computation. Therefore, for computer computation, other algorithms are used, that are described below. This method works only if one can test the equality to zero of the coefficients that occur during the computation.
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Griswold's Ph.D. thesis, Opdyke's Ph.D. thesis, published in 1992, also used this term. The terms "factoring" and "factoring out" have been used in this way in the Forth community since at least the early 1980s. Chapter Six of Leo Brodie's book Thinking Forth (1984) is dedicated to the subject. In extreme programming, the Extract Method refactoring technique has essentially the same meaning as factoring in Forth; to break down a "word" (or function) into smaller, more easily maintained functions.
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There are many ways of representing the shape of an object. The shape of an object can be considered as a member of an equivalence class formed by taking the set of all sets of k points in n dimensions, that is Rkn and factoring out the set of all translations, rotations and scalings. A particular representation of shape is found by choosing a particular representation of the equivalence class. This will give a manifold of dimension kn-4.
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The Vermont legislature hired Lawrence O Picus And Associates LLC of California to conduct a study to assess whether the laws had the effect of equalizing spending among towns by factoring out property wealth. Their report indicates that the Vermont school funding system “is working well and meeting the goals established in Acts 60 and 68. Using a series of objective measures,” it found that some towns that have seen a marked increase in spending have also seen an increase in student performance.
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Personality differences around the world might even have contributed to the emergence of different political systems. A recent study has found that countries' average personality trait levels are correlated with their political systems: countries with higher average trait Openness tended to have more democratic institutions, an association that held even after factoring out other relevant influences such as economic development. Attempts to replicate the Big Five in other countries with local dictionaries have succeeded in some countries but not in others. Apparently, for instance, Hungarians do not appear to have a single agreeableness factor.
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If is commutative, then is an algebra over . One can think of the ring as arising from by adding one new element x to R, and extending in a minimal way to a ring in which satisfies no other relations than the obligatory ones, plus commutation with all elements of (that is ). To do this, one must add all powers of and their linear combinations as well. Formation of the polynomial ring, together with forming factor rings by factoring out ideals, are important tools for constructing new rings out of known ones.
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Multivariate analysis of covariance (MANCOVA) is an extension of analysis of covariance (ANCOVA) methods to cover cases where there is more than one dependent variable and where the control of concomitant continuous independent variables – covariates – is required. The most prominent benefit of the MANCOVA design over the simple MANOVA is the 'factoring out' of noise or error that has been introduced by the covariant. A commonly used multivariate version of the ANOVA F-statistic is Wilks' Lambda (Λ), which represents the ratio between the error variance (or covariance) and the effect variance (or covariance). Statsoft Textbook, ANOVA/MANOVA.
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Factoring out online ticketing surcharges, the total comes to a slightly less-hefty RMB 1.245 billion ($182.2 million). In just nine days, the film passed the historic RMB 2 billion ($300 million) and thereby became the biggest release of the year. The film fell precipitously by 71.4% in its second weekend (from its $190 million debut), earning RMB 374 million ($54.3 million) for a massive 10-day total of RMB 2.19 billion ($318 million). On April 30, it became the biggest Hollywood/foreign release of all time with RMB 2.44 billion, surpassing its prequels former record of 2.41 billion.
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A cryptographic accumulator is a one way membership function. It answers a query as to whether a potential candidate is a member of a set without revealing the individual members of the set. One example is how large composite numbers accumulate their prime factors, as it's currently impractical to factor a composite number, but relatively easy to divide a specific prime into another number to see if it is one of the factors and/or to factor it out. New members may be added or subtracted to the set of factors simply by multiplying or factoring out the number respectively.
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The degree of the equation f^{(n)}(z)=z is 2n; thus for example, to find the points on a 3-cycle we would need to solve an equation of degree 8. After factoring out the factors giving the two fixed points, we would have a sixth degree equation. There is no general solution in radicals to polynomial equations of degree five or higher, so the points on a cycle of period greater than 2 must in general be computed using numerical methods. However, in the specific case of period 4 the cyclical points have lengthy expressions in radicals.
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This process may be iterated until finding univariate polynomials. To get a correct algorithm two complements have to be added to the method. Firstly, at each step, a linear change of variable may be needed in order that the degrees of the polynomials in the last variable are the same as their total degree. Secondly, if, at any step, the resultant is zero, this means that the polynomials have a common factor and that the solutions split in two components: one where the common factor is zero, and the other which is obtained by factoring out this common factor before continuing.
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GiST can be used for any data type that can be naturally ordered into a hierarchy of supersets. Not only is it extensible in terms of data type support and tree layout, it allows the extension writer to support any query predicates that they choose. GiST is an example of software extensibility in the context of database systems: it allows the easy evolution of a database system to support new tree-based indexes. It achieves this by factoring out its core system infrastructure from a narrow API that is sufficient to capture the application-specific aspects of a wide variety of index designs.
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It may occur that all terms of a sum are products and that some factors are common to all terms. In this case, the distributive law allows factoring out this common factor. If there are several such common factors, it is worth to divide out the greatest such common factor. Also, if there are integer coefficients, one may factor out the greatest common divisor of these coefficients. For example, :6x^3y^2 + 8x^4y^3 - 10x^5y^3 = 2x^3y^2(3 + 4xy -5x^2y), since 2 is the greatest common divisor of 6, 8, and 10, and x^3y^2 divides all terms.
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For instance, the ring (in fact field) of complex numbers, which can be constructed from the polynomial ring over the real numbers by factoring out the ideal of multiples of the polynomial . Another example is the construction of finite fields, which proceeds similarly, starting out with the field of integers modulo some prime number as the coefficient ring (see modular arithmetic). If is commutative, then one can associate with every polynomial in a polynomial function with domain and range equal to . (More generally, one can take domain and range to be any same unital associative algebra over .) One obtains the value by substitution of the value for the symbol in .
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Bolivian Census 2001, Los pueblos indígenas de Bolivia: diagnóstico sociodemográfico a partir del censo del 2001, This gap can partly be explained by the fact that the largest source of income among the non-indigenous is non-agricultural wages, while the most important source of income for indigenous families, is agricultural self- employment which tend to be lower on average. By factoring out the difference in income due to types of employment, indigenous families still receive lower average incomes compared to non-indigenous families even within each category of employment. It should also be noted that the differences in income might also be due to differences in worker characteristics. However, neither labour market experience nor female participation seems to drive the differences in incomes.
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The expression for is the immediate result of applying the principle of inclusion–exclusion to arrangements in which the people seated at the endpoints of each edge of a matching are required to be a couple. Until the work of , solutions to the ménage problem took the form of first finding all seating arrangements for the women and then counting, for each of these partial seating arrangements, the number of ways of completing it by seating the men away from their partners. Bogart and Doyle argued that Touchard's formula may be derived directly by considering all seating arrangements at once rather than by factoring out the participation of the women.. However, found the even more straightforward ladies-first solution described above by making use of a few of Bogart and Doyle's ideas (although they took care to recast the argument in non-gendered language). The ménage numbers satisfy the recurrence relation; .
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Chapters four and five concern the combinatorial enumeration of completed Sudoku puzzles, before and after factoring out the symmetries and equivalence classes of these puzzles using Burnside's lemma in group theory. Chapter six looks at combinatorial search techniques for finding small systems of givens that uniquely define a puzzle solution; soon after the book's publication, these methods were used to show that the minimum possible number of givens is 17. The next two chapters look at two different mathematical formalizations of the problem of going from a Sudoku problem to its solution, one involving graph coloring (more precisely, precoloring extension of the Sudoku graph) and another involving using the Gröbner basis method to solve systems of polynomial equations. The final chapter studies questions in extremal combinatorics motivated by Sudoku, and (although 76 Sudoku puzzles of various types are scattered throughout the earlier chapters) the epilogue presents a collection of 20 additional puzzles, in advanced variations of Sudoku.
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