These two sets are, as a class of functions, equivalent.
In exchange, GE Capital would receive warrants for 3.8 million shares of Class A common stock, the equivalent of 5percentt of the company, as well as 3.8 million shares of Class A preferred stock.
The new route will allow people from other professions to enter teaching, as long as they earn the equivalent of an education degree in evening, weekend and summer classes over two years.
CONS If you miss a Friday class, you miss the equivalent of a week's worth of work.
In other words, Wallace's base was among voters who saw themselves as middle class – the American equivalent of "the people" – and who believed themselves to be locked in conflict with those below and above.
In fact, a 45-minute class is about the equivalent of doing 1,200 squats and burns 850 calories.
Superposition of Spy0129 on to other sortases shows that the molecule A conformation of the β7/β8 loop corresponds closely to that seen in class A and class C sortases, such as SpySrtA, SrtC1, SrtC2 and SrtC3, whereas that in molecule B more closely follows the course of the equivalent loop in the class B sortases.
Second, not all mutations of a class are equivalent; mutations in ASXL1, RUNX1 or TET2 occur almost as frequently at the chronic stages as in AML whereas mutations of IDH1/2 or DNMT3A are preferentially found at the acute stage.
The researchers suggested that removing laptops and iPads from classes was the equivalent of improving the quality of teaching.
The bank's report defined middle class as people who spend the equivalent of $2-$2-$20£1.30-£13 a day, saying this is appropriate given the cost of living for Africa's near 1 billion people.
Coming just three days after the phlegmatic tale of working class life won the equivalent gong from the National Society of Film Critics, the latest award establishes Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini's movie as a serious contender for glory at next month's Academy Awards.
