Brett is keen to create a British market for this work "because it will bring these artists equivalence" – everything in the show is for sale, at prices ranging from £1,000 to £50,000 – but even the notion of selling the work raises intriguing questions.
Super-fairness, which is formally defined below, can bring us fruitful equivalence results on the price-guided and quantity-guided planning processes.8.8
And this is a great change from the ideals of the tribal democracy, some of the ideals that some of you looked at when we were talking about legal texts, where there seemed to be these economic blueprints for bringing about economic equivalence through sabbatical years and jubilee years and so on.
It is found that the uncertainty in equivalence ratio can bring large inconsistency in laminar flame speed measurement, especially for off-stoichiometric mixtures and experiments using pressure gauge with normal or low accuracy.
Although Spain's M47s and M48s were modernized to M47Es and M48Es, bringing them to near equivalence with the M60 Patton tank, the Spanish army considered them antiquated.
The current approach to equivalence studies seems to demand comparability between superior (electronic) and inferior (paper) modes of data capture which risks undermining the true advantages EDC bring to an actual clinical trial over the necessarily artificial setting of the equivalence study.
Things such as income groups, job groups (equivalence classes of people with the same job), and surmen can all be counted using the equivalencies, without bringing surmen, job groups, and income groups into the picture.
For ethylene, soot level is brought below that of diffusion flames at equivalence ratio near 10.
Those brought up on John Le Carré might perhaps expect from this moral equivalence, shabby compromise and exhausted futility.
It brings the base framework, of Colored Petri Nets conversion into B abstract machines, where behavioral equivalence of the two formalisms was demonstrated.
