This is not competition, this is software totalitarianism". Both versions would decriminalize piracy and make it equivalent to a traffic infraction, with fines that computer companies say are so small they would offer no deterrence.
Settling time is the time for the response to reach and stay within 2% of its final value and it is equivalent to 4/D.
Maximizing Pr PAPR d N ≤ γ is equivalent to maximizing ∫ 0 NT h ( x ) dx, and it is equivalent to maximizing ∫ 0 T h ( x ) dx since h is a periodic function of T.
The coating-only hardness was measured and it was equivalent to the hardness of coating containing CrN.
The outside air was totally supplied through the prototypes at 67.2 m3/h in the model house, and it is equivalent to 0.2 h−1 ventilation rate.
And it's equivalent to only a tenth of the extra money for the help-to-buy scheme that the prime minister announced at the Conservative party conference to grab headlines rather than grapple with the housing crisis.
By contrast, the report said, state and local government spending on health care increased just 3.4 percent in 2008, and it was equivalent to 24 percent of state and local revenues, unchanged from 2007.
To put that into perspective, he says, their combined increase in G.D.P. was "more than twice that of the United States, and it was equivalent to the creation of another new Japan plus one Germany, or five United Kingdoms".
And it is equivalent to 0.27%% of the catchment and covered by shrubs and plantation.
