Examples of differential

• One can restrict of course to the unit bundle, that is consider normalized integrable quadratic differentials.

• A similar analysis is carried out for real regional wage differentials, though with more difficulty because of measurement errors in price differences.

• Moreover, they are consistent with evidence of wage differentials elsewhere.

• What is remarkable, however, is that these differentials are not greater.

• Also, all potential effects of fertility differentials between migrants and members of the incumbent population become immaterial.

• By contrast, many employers today prefer hybrid plans, because they smooth compensation differentials by age and soften the incentives for early retirement.

• In the early years, there was little credit arbitrage between different bond markets, and swaps were used to take advantage of the interest-rate differentials.

• The slight increase in the capital stock induces a rise of wage differentials.

• Although commuters from the same suburb face similar time and comfort differentials between various modes, they do not all choose the same mode.

• He says floating rates will very nicely equilibrate for inflationary differentials, structural differences, and the business cycle.

• The paper shows that these relations do not fit the ' partnership' model of donor discourse, but rather involve competition for influence based on power differentials.

• Careful analysis reveals, however, subtle but important distinctions between the findings produced from the two sets of data, especially on rural and urban differentials.

• Increases granted as percentages on the prevailing rates only served to accentuate the wage differentials between occupations and the disparities between mills.

• The age differentials for women are remarkably clear, but both age and gender differentials in old age are narrowing.

• Such distortions may have nothing to do with ' selfish ' behaviour, but may be caused by mutation accumulation causing fitness differentials.