The American Psychological Association's 1995 report Intelligence Knowns and Unknowns stated that IQ scores accounted for (explained variance) about a quarter of the social status variance and one sixth of the income variance.

Ever since, that new real estate's waste waters have pooled in Tereshchenko's apartment.

The oceans, rainforests, and air can be kept safe through pooled investments in environmental protection.

After all, European unification was conceived as a project of pooled sovereignty, not surrendered prosperity.

Results Glottochronology was found to work in the case of Indo European, accounting for 87 of the variance.

Similarly, European security and intelligence services have pooled resources in a common center for threat analysis in Brussels.

He was considering whether in the activity of this Committee there was not something at variance with his own projects.

You have then to come back to Me when I will judge between you in what you were at variance.

To Him will you all return in the end, when He will tell you of what you were at variance.

Just a year before the Nepal earthquake, the family had pooled their earnings to build a new two story house.

Why, for example, should the prosperous Germans continue to have their tax money pooled to assist the Greeks or the Portuguese?

(Likewise, Africa s growth performance has improved spectacularly since the turn of the century, but variance within the continent is even larger than elsewhere.)

Rogozin very clearly articulates his positions on these issues, which are in variance with official policy at least the one presented to the public.

In other words, a global cash transfer scheme could be very effective, and would be feasible if donor countries pooled their aid budgets.

Then we enable these loans to be pooled and packaged into securities that can be sold to investors, reducing risk in the process.

Evidently, the Bush administration would rather help Middle East oil producers, whose interests so often seem at variance with those of the US, than Brazil.

And we can begin to say how much variance do we find, how many letters that vary in at least one of those individual sequences.

That is because God has revealed the Book containing the truth but those who are at variance about it have gone astray in their contrariness.

Eventually the molten fuel melted through the primary and secondary containment vessels, and pooled on the concrete pad at the base of the reactor.

These pooled funds would enable farmers in poor countries to obtain the fertilizer, improved seed varieties, and small scale irrigation equipment that they urgently need.

In extraordinary times, history is, in fact, a better guide than models estimated with data from ordinary times, because it captures variance that standard time series techniques ignore.

He rings the bell again. He says, We have and there's 12 seconds left on the clock we have, all nations, pooled all our funds together.

The pooled financing should start with a minimum of 15 billion per year, and rise sharply thereafter, as key, high return technology breakthroughs come into view.

Likewise, instead of providing a shining example of supranational cooperation and pooled sovereignty for the twenty first century, the European Union remains mired in rather petty disputes.

Some worthwhile new risk management proposals include advance commitments for new vaccines, subsidies to drug manufacturers to make their products more affordable, and regionally pooled catastrophe insurance.

And when natural forest habitat is cleared, the hardened soils left behind allow pooled water to breed mosquitoes that have increased the number of worldwide deaths from malaria.

The European Parliament deals with the important areas where individual countries have pooled their sovereignty, like trade, the creation of a pan European market, and the biggest environmental issues.

Career in Hollywood and marriage Two months after their arrival in October 1923, Disney and his brother Roy pooled their money and set up a cartoon studio in Hollywood.

Karenin had never liked Count Anichkin, their opinions had always been at variance, and now he could not repress a feeling of spite, quite comprehensible to anyone in an official position, toward a more successful man.

Some countries have already experimented with such programs, and India is preparing to begin providing cash transfers to its 300 million poor citizens. In other words, a global cash transfer scheme could be very effective, and would be feasible if donor countries pooled their aid budgets.

Similarly, debt conversion schemes such as Debt2Health and debt for nature swaps would allow countries to redirect debt service payments to development projects. Some worthwhile new risk management proposals include advance commitments for new vaccines, subsidies to drug manufacturers to make their products more affordable, and regionally pooled catastrophe insurance.

Then we enable these loans to be pooled and packaged into securities that can be sold to investors, reducing risk in the process. We divvy up the stream of payments on these home loans further into tranches of varying risk, compensating holders of the riskier kind with higher interest rates.