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In fact, Theorem A is equivalent to Theorem B.

Troelstra [1973] showed that HA + (A ↔ ∃y (y re A)) is equivalent to HA + ECT, where ECT is a strengthened form of CT.

Under this system, an A is equivalent to a 7 while a C is anchored at the bottom of a grade 4. The changes apply to each of the three new O-level style GCSE subjects; English, English literature and maths.

It establishes that the sentence "A is a" is equivalent to the following conditions (a) A is not an empty term; (b) there is only one A; (c) whatever is A, is also a. Thus, "A is a" is a singular sentence which is true if and only if (a -(c) hold.

By substituting (25), (30), and (31) into (28) and (37), Problem A is equivalent to the following ILP problem.

As an increase in a is equivalent to a decrease in T, we set T arbitrarily to 1,000 simulation time steps and varied a.

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Analysis of adenoviral gene expression showed that protein expression levels from attB-Ad were equivalent to controls (Ad5/attP or Ad5/βgal).

In this anology, a product is equivalent to a lego model, and a country is equivalent to a bucket of Legos.

A road is equivalent to a string arbitrarily dividing a house into jigsaw pieces.

A teragram is equivalent to a million metric tons.

In this view a request is equivalent to a cost vector.

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