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Some Democrats have called for a return to the 6.5 percent differential of last year.

The point differential was 27, but it easily could have been 37.

And those with the largest differentials would be the best.

A 1-way differential will provide its limiting action in only one direction.

"Maybe we could figure the point where they'll catch us by differentials," said the former.

If so, it was probably the first use of differentials anywhere in the world.

Lindsay cited the point differential of 20 points was too great to make up.

But, they add, given the price differentials, significant government intervention is needed.

There is little evidence about the pay differentials between grades.

A record of only 0.5 C temperature differential was achieved in 1990.

"Pay differentials are an area of great potential abuse," he said.

The 23-point differential was the most against the Giants in 11 years, except for a strike game.

For the first time, an optional limited slip differential was also available.

There also exist differentials in health with respect to men.

They have a great many problems with the tax differentials, administration and insurance contracts.

The large price differentials which exist within the single market are a clear sign of this.

The win and the large goal differential put Hamilton directly into the final game.

After 42 days, the post differential will be payable back to the first day.

Their -214 point differential was last in the league.

I would not say so, because there will always be factors explaining certain price differentials.

However, such a bias does not explain our observations as the age differential was found in both men and women.

His projected national popular vote differential was below the actual figure of 7.2 points.

However, the society was also stagnant and lost differentials to move forward.

One can thus determine pressure differentials as a function of time.

The biggest differential was linked to their parents' level of educational achievement.

Teachers form differential expectations for students early in the school year.

Another important point is the special and differential treatment of the developing countries.

But it is the first of the four to have a differential element.

The differential ratio was also changed to 3.9 some time during 1970.

Night differential pay for the police actually starts, by contract, at 11 in the morning.

The parents are sure he's told them everything, and House has no choice but to go back to differential diagnosis.

At this very moment, my differential white count is changing.

This means it is a differential equation of the same order in space and time.

But the exchange that the teachers' union would have to make is to place differential values on its members.

The rules for special and differential treatment must be strengthened.

Examples of this differential learning include social and language skills.

When the terrorists struck, an old city policy called for differential pay alone.

This model, known as differential service, is already being deployed on the Internet.

The field, as determined by differential equations, takes the place of the force.

The full differential diagnosis includes many other less common conditions.

How might this lead to the differential treatment of whites and blacks?

This is a way to understand the technique called differential execution.

However, it was not to last and he retired with a differential problem on lap 36.

As a result, there are many applications to differential geometry.

Dixon was well known for his work in differential equations.

The differential equation can be solved using a different approach.

Sometimes, something in the world will obey several differential equations at the same time.

These, though, are usually described using the differential form of this equation given below.

Those laws can be expressed as differential equations in time.