We are also planning further studies to better estimate the population of these objects and whether their existence challenges current supernova rate estimates.

It may be that these objects are older radio pulsars which are dying and unable to produce normal radio emission.

We expect the galaxy to harbor roughly 400,000 of these objects. This is four times as many as conventional radio pulsars.

We're always hopefully planning ahead of the population curve. Right now, we have several schools that are fairly populated.

I believe that the emphasis on curbing population growth diverts attention from the more vital issue of pursuing policies that allow the population to take care of itself.

When an ... area reaches a population of 50,000 or greater, then they form a Metropolitan Planning Organization.