Equally notable is the well-written introduction in which Brown's historical and cultural image is considered.
Equally notable is the fact that eight members are former elected, federal, or military officials.
Equally notable, 4 of the 18 new foreign associates are women, and that category is often entirely female-free.
Equally notable, however, is that it will be built to withstand the effects of future storms like Hurricane Sandy.
Equally notable is the Hittite Law Code, relatively enlightened and mild in the face of its contemporary counterparts in Mesopotamia.
Equally notable, Texas, the perennial leader in executions, saw a decline to 17 executions in 2001, compared with a record 40 last year, and trailed Oklahoma, which led the nation by executing 18 convicted murderers.
Equally notable is the popularity of Congolese music (a mixture of traditional African rhythms and instruments and those borrowed from other cultures), which, along with mbaqanga, tends to be played in both villages and bars in the urban centres.
Equally notable, though, is the converse: That for the privileged few working on an Infosys campus or living in one of Contractor's residential compounds, the generators kicked in and the lights stayed on.
Equally notable was the failure of Mr Mugabe, their commander-in-chief, to comment on their snub.Reports began to circulate that a cabal of leaders of the army, the police, the prisons and intelligence services had been holding daily meetings at a farm near Harare, where arms were said to be cached.
Equally notable are instances in which international actors bypass engagement with the traditional response environment altogether.
