The chapter presents a practical equivalent notional load method to design semi-rigid frames.
If, despite the rule that functional features may not be the subject of trade dress protection, a case arises in which trade dress becomes the practical equivalent of an expired utility patent, that will be time enough to consider the matter.
China's rising wages and prices, for instance, should help to rebalance its economy towards domestic spending the practical equivalent of a stronger currency.
(If you doubt that such weapons are the practical equivalent of machine guns, just listen to the tape of the Las Vegas massacre).
Now Stephen Hawking, the English cosmologist and black hole maven who died last week, and Sir Isaac Newton, the Englishman who founded modern physics, will rest together for eternity, or at least for its practical equivalent: the lifetime of the stones that make up Westminster Abbey in London.
The near term is unfathomable but the investment call that needs to be made is simply 'is this the end of the world economy as we know it' or the practical equivalent 'is this the end of the world as we know it.' Alternatively, will normal service resume in three to five years?
Legal analysts said the ability of the government to incapacitate Abu Khattala through a life sentence or its practical equivalent would influence decisions whether to seek civilian prosecutions in similar cases in the future.
It should be noted that the reaction time increased to several days when 2 equiv. of base were used and, in order to provide a practical synthetic protocol, an additional equivalent of K2CO3 was used.
For some it is just a practical matter of fact, the equivalent of not keeping a horse on West 87th Street or Avenue A. Still, I used to wonder at such people, but more and more I wonder at myself.
However, despite this statistical outcome, all models showed essentially not very dissimilar discrimination capacities, because the AŨC and CI were roughly equivalent from a practical point of view for the whole group of models.
So, Avery's archipelago - aside from being, as Bourriaud points out, a visual equivalent of the fictions of Jorge Luis Borges - can serve as a practical map of the world this exhibition is creating.
