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It reveals that the Tories would have gained 12 more seats at the general election in 2005 if the Boundary Commission changes , which also alter the total number of seats , had been in force , while Labour would have lost seven seats - giving it a majority of 48 , rather than 66.The study , by professors Colin Rallings and Michael Thrasher of Plymouth University , shows that a swing of 1.6 % to the Tories at the next election would spell an end to Labour 's majority if other parties ' share of the vote remained unchanged . It has been shown that the simple model , while neglecting the inertia of the fluid , does capture some of the features of the flow quite well . Late one night at the Baltimore conference , while in the main hotel bar with me and both of us having consumed at least one beer more than we should have , Kevin told me something to the effect of how he views me and himself as being among a corps of environmental writers at mid-sized newspapers who contribute greatly to America 's bread-and-butter coverage of the beat , whether we realize it or not . And not only because of what it represented but the way that it drew him and Annabel together , the drenched girl on the stepladder , swabbing the roof , while Johnson stood by with the hose . Three out of five neutral European nations were ready to join in such a conference , while the other two were still deliberating . Additionally , simple book repair treatment , while a single activity , is based upon a series of preservation decisions . People are inherently valued under the human relations model , while in the rational goal model , people are of value to the extent they help the organization achieve its ' goals ( Quinn et al. 23 ) . " Sweeping changes to constituency boundaries will add substantially to Labour 's political woes and are likely to lead to a hung parliament at the next election , according to a new analysis of the alterations.It reveals that the Tories would have gained 12 more seats at the general election in 2005 if the Boundary Commission changes , which also alter the total number of seats , had been in force , while Labour would have lost seven seats - giving it a majority of 48 , rather than 66 .