"Facebook says that there are now 2M paid users on the service, not counting those who are using its free tier; and NGOs and educational organizations using Workplace for Good - if you add these in you get "millions" more, Facebook said, without providing a
concrete number," added Tech Crunch.
Inertia, an unwillingness to let go of such a
concrete number and consistency in annual reporting are just a few of the justifications those of us in the communications measurement field have heard.
It goes into the number of games in a week, and we're working to give him a
concrete number.''
In order to put a
concrete number on how we might expect carriers' fuel costs to change as a consequence of the lower sulfur regulations coming into force in January, we modeled two liner services, the Atlantic Express (ATX), which serves the European trade, and the Super Shuttle Express (SSX), which serves the Asia trade.
It's a
concrete number and is something the public can easily understand.
The company professes 3G speeds but has not yet mentioned a
concrete number. The SIM, which is inserted in the device, supports SMS services, while the device can support a MicroSD card up to 2 GB.
GAO could not identify a more
concrete number of allegations because it could not locate a single Web site, federal agency, or other entity that collects comprehensive nationwide data.
DaimlerChrysler will retain a stake of at least 15 per cent in aerospace group EADS for the long term, the world's fifth-biggest carmaker said yesterday, giving a
concrete number for the first time.
One usually
concrete number is that the average student in the bottom 20% of the income distribution pays $1,693 while the full tuition is $32,470.
The official, however, did not elaborate on the
concrete number of the members for the committee.