The 1979 tour was a tightly choreographed, physically-demanding extravaganza that left the 20-year-old Bush "wiped out": it's hard to imagine her attempting anything equivalent at 55.
To do so, I have attempted an equivalent to your network from "Translating network models to parallel hardware in NEURON" (Hines & Carnevale, 2008) in its Pythonic version.
In his campaign against Senator Ted Cruz, Mr. O'Rourke has been attempting the Texas equivalent of walking on water — winning statewide as a liberal Democrat — without yet losing his balance.
He may have been attempting a painted equivalent to Schönberg (with whom he corresponded), and to the experience of being surrounded with colour and pattern and symbolism in Russian peasant art, but he often ended up with a sort of optical mush - especially when he went for condensed, kaleidoscopic, jewel-like effects.
Putting together a convincing plot, dynamic characters with visual style proved to be the equivalent of attempting 3D chess.
Some are attempting to apply the equivalent of earplugs to baby photos, Austin Considine writes, through a Chrome extension unbaby.
Reducing population, Dr. Commoner wrote, was "equivalent to attempting to save a leaking ship by lightening the load and forcing passengers overboard".
In less than two months, when riding in Rapha's Cent Cols Challenge through the Pyrenees, I will be one of 30 riders attempting to complete the equivalent of the Maratona every day for 10 days, covering 2,000km and climbing more than 50,000 metres.
Without going into details (my original post spells it out at length) it maintained in court that the discs Lundgren was attempting to sell were equivalent to entire licensed operating systems, when they were simply recovery discs that any user, refurbisher, or manufacturer can download and burn for free.
Data for 2016 so far shows 976 out of 31,219 people attempting it have died — equivalent to 1 in every 32 passengers.
