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It's about one-and-one-tenth times the number of Living Kings and Queens.
In other words, the count of Living Kings and Queens is 0.910 times 16.
(2015 figures) (distinct Monarchs)As of 2015, the world has fifteen Kings and Queens reigning over 45 countries. Of all these, Queen Elizabeth the II is the only reigning Queen; she has monarchical authority over the sixteen of the Commonwealth nations.
It's about three-fifths the number of Countries in the European Union.
In other words, 16 is 0.570 times the count of Countries in the European Union, and the count of Countries in the European Union is 1.80 times that amount.
(a.k.a. EU) (2016 figures)
It's about one-and-four-fifths times the number of Symphonies Composed by Beethoven.
In other words, 16 is 1.777777777780 times the count of Symphonies Composed by Beethoven, and the count of Symphonies Composed by Beethoven is 0.5624999999990 times that amount.
(a.k.a. Ludwig van Beethoven)
It's about three times the number of Living U.S. Presidents.
In other words, the count of Living U.S. Presidents is 0.30 times 16.
(a.k.a. Presidents of the United States; a.k.a. Presidents of the United States of America; a.k.a. POTUS), (2016 figures) (including current)
It's about one-third the number of Teeth in a Great White Shark's Mouth.
In other words, the count of Teeth in a Great White Shark's Mouth is 3 times 16.
(Carcharodon carcharias) (average; including developing rows)A Great White Shark has 48 exposed teeth on their upper and lower jaws. Behind these exposed teeth are developing teeth — up to 300 in about 5 rows. The sharks will continuously lose and replace the exposed teeth throughout their lives.
It's about three-tenths the number of Countries in Africa.
In other words, the count of Countries in Africa is 3.30 times 16.
(2016 figures) (sovereign states recognized by the UN only)
It's about one-fifth the number of Submarines in the US Navy.
In other words, 16 is 0.220 times the count of Submarines in the US Navy, and the count of Submarines in the US Navy is 4.50 times that amount.
(a.k.a. Subs) (includes all types, all classes) (2015 figures) |
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