Make sure you are taking full advantage of all of these benefits, as they are equivalent to an extra pay rise.
Faculty-led practica will count for such credits, as they are equivalent to clinics in nature.
On the other hand, since satisfies condition (i), it also satisfies condition (ii), as they are equivalent.
The sensitivity to the velocity in these surface searches is clear, as they are equivalent to the normal stacking velocity analysis.
Similarly, for the city highway and motorway scenarios (Figures 10 and 11) we also skip (due to space constraints) depicting the results for R = 450 m, as they are equivalent to those for R = 300 m.
Here's my question: why not have both form factors? People seem to like both for different reasons, and as long as they're equivalent on hardware levels (same HD resolution, same RAM), people will like the idea of having a choice.
Symmetric meta-features are not considered, as they are equivalent (e.g.: the information provided by a meta feature obtained by subtracting the value of two features F1-F2 is equivalent to the one given by F2-F1).
These missing members increase the probability of generating pseudo-ortholog predictions as they are equivalent to species specific gene loss (see below).
To speak of Friday night's shootings and bombings only as crimes, as if they were equivalent to a string of murders by an urban gang, misses something important.
Faced with the highly asymmetric reality, they choke — treating mild Democratic exaggerations as if they were equivalent to outright falsehoods on the other side, treating wild misrepresentations on the GOP side as if they were slight misstatements.
