Population Equivalent relates to non domestic sewage treatment plant applications. For example an office with 30 workers is equivalent to 10 domestic residents. i.e. the PE is 10. This becomes more complicated for Pubs/Hotels etc. Please refer to the programme on this site for specific details. Pubs typically have a PE in the range 40-200.

The population is 29,863,000 (2005 est.). Since 1980, and especially during the Taliban regime, many Afghans took refuge abroad, mainly in Pakistan and Iran. Since 2001, Afghans are returning in record numbers every year. See similar questions...

Synonyms: any single item on the Diseases Database can have many 'names'. Thus you will find chronic obstructive pulmonary disease if you search for it as COAD, COPD or chronic obstructive airways disease. Equivalents: e.g. hyperbilirubinaemia and jaundice. One is a physical sign , the other a biochemical abnormality. The threshold for clinically observable jaundice is higher than the upper limit of normal for serum bilirubin. See similar questions...

The idea of wish is that you read from <STDIN> and evaluate each statement. The standard way to do this in Perl/Tk is to use the tkpsh script that comes in your Perl/Tk build directory. Another elegant way to get wish like behavior in Perl/Tk is to use rmt which you can find in perl5/Tk/demos in your Perl/Tk distribution. When you run rmt you already have Tk.pm set up for you so you can start typing things like $mmm = new MainWindow; etc. at the rmt: prompt. See similar questions...

Every lens has a focal length which is a physical property of the lens. Once the lens is made, this cannot be changed. The field of view associated with a lens will be a function of the area projected by the lens that is captured by the camera. For 35mm film photography, this area is 36mm by 24mm. Note that if you change the area captured, the field of view also changes. See similar questions...

The Access Board’s standards provide that agencies may accept EIT offered by vendors which uses designs or technologies that do not meet the applicable technical provisions in Subpart B but provide substantially equivalent or greater access to and use of a product for people with disabilities. (See 36 CFR 1194.5.) This is referred to as "equivalent facilitation." Equivalent facilitation is not an exception or variance from the requirement to provide comparable access. See similar questions...

The easiest way to meet a prerequisite is to take the prerequisite at LBCC. For example, a student would normally take CHEM 1A at LBCC prior to enrolling in CHEM 1B. If the student took a course at another college which was equivalent to LBCC's CHEM 1A, it can be used to meet the prerequisite requirement for CHEM 1B. See similar questions...

For reference types, the equivalent of VB's Nothing is C#'s null. For value types, it's the default value - 0, false, etc. See similar questions...

We are studying the Ashkenazi Jewish population because the population arose from a limited number of ancestors, and because there has been a long history of marriage within the faith. This has resulted in a more homogeneous (similar) bloodline than is found in many other populations. Please visit our fact sheet for more information. See similar questions...

this time there is not sufficient evidence to indicate a higher risk for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder in the Jewish community. There are some studies that suggest an increase in affective disorders, including bipolar disorder, in the Jewish community. However, these studies have not been adequately substantiated at this time. See similar questions...

The Endangered Species Act provides for the designation of reintroduced populations of threatened or endangered species as "experimental populations" and for the further designation of these populations as "essential" or "nonessential" to the continued existence of the species. Congress added this provision to the Act in 1982 to increase management flexibility during reintroductions of listed species. See similar questions...

Jersey City is the State of New Jersey's second largest city. Given current population trends, it will be the largest by the year 2000! The population density is 15,368.9 persons/sq. mi. This may be compared to that of New York City, 23,320, and that of the nation as a whole, 661.9. See similar questions...

In 2007, there are approximately 2 million people with limb loss in the United States (excluding fingers and toes). There are more than 185,000 new amputations preformed each year in this country. The prevalence rate in 1996 was 4.9 per 1,000 persons. The incidence rate was 46.2 per 100,000 persons with dysvascular disease, 5.86 per 100,000 persons secondary to trauma, 0.35 per 100,000 secondary to malignancy of a bone or joint. The birth prevalence of congenital limb deficiency in 1996 was 25. See similar questions...

Whilst the overall aim will be to vaccinate the entirepopulation, this will not be possible in the early stages of a pandemic. Atiered approach will be taken to vaccination as vaccine becomes available. Animportant part of the response is to optimise the use of vaccine and otherresources in limited supply. See similar questions...

The target population includes serious and violent/high-risk offenders (juvenile and/or adult) who have been incarcerated in post-adjudicatory institutions, such as prisons and training schools, and who are considered to be at high risk of recidivism. See similar questions...

DLD will use the total enrollment numbers (public and non-public students) supplied by NYSED/EMSC. The October 1, 2004 BEDS total for each BOCES/Big 5 City system will be used if the October 1, 2005 BEDS totals are not available to DLD. See similar questions...

The PCGS Population Report is a compendium of all coins graded by PCGS. The Pop Report (as it is known popularly) shows the number of coins graded in all condition levels and is useful in interpreting rarity. See similar questions...

Answer: This is the first census that collected and tabulated data on people reporting two or more races, so we do not have an exact measure of change in the multiracial population. However, Census Bureau research shows that the number of children living in mixed-race families has been increasing in the past two decades. In 1970, the number of children living in mixed-race families totaled 460,000. This number increased to 996,070 in 1980 and reached almost 2 million in 1990. See similar questions...