In reports submitted to the Federal Trade Commission, which uses a different testing method, Mr. Robinson said, Newport delivered the same nicotine as equivalent styles of Kool, Salem, Camel, and Camel menthol.
A key point of Lambek's original papers consists in the reformulation of the syntactic calculus in an equivalent Gentzen-style sequent format, which enjoys cut-elimination.
Yet it was maybe in this kind of serendipitous drifting with the flow that American directors once found a modern equivalent to the style of the Parisian flâneur: a way of chancing across highly charged epiphanies.
Many financial planners estimate that it will take 60percentto70percentcent of pre-tax income to maintain an equivalent retirement life style.
Vidor put in the cinematic equivalent, 1949-style, of electric guitars.
If the shirts you are browsing don't offer an exact measurement but rather the traditional "small," "medium," or "large," options, you can use your measurements to find the equivalent in this style of sizing.
To be a successful Wodehouse imitator you need: a magnificently pointless plot (check); a lighter-than-air style of writing, the equivalent of a soufflé (check); plenty of aunts (check); and the kind of simile or metaphor that the rest of us might not come up with if we were left on a desert island for a year.
indicated a monitoring style of coping.
Already by the end of the 13th century, a style of architecture was evolving that ultimately developed into the true English equivalent of Rayonnant, generally known as Perpendicular.
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