Thus, when the aperture distribution is broad, the equivalent permeability is not strongly affected as it is the "unimportant" fractures that are eliminated.
We therefore expect that underlying the Gale and Grant questionnaire will be two broad dimensions equivalent to those which we have described.
However, there are 141 instances in which EAHCD produced broader scattering of these values compared to EAD, and 146 witnessing EAHC scatters being broader than equivalent EA output.
For most of the YAA tasks, normative data are provided in the form of broad centile equivalents; these were used to derive standard scores with the means set at 100 and standard deviation 15, after Box Cox transformations to optimise normality.
The problem of finding the Kalai Nash solution to a simple bargaining game belongs to a broad class of equivalent problems in Statistics and Operations Research which includes finding nonparametric maximum likelihood estimators for finite mixture distributions and constructing Bayesian D-optimal designs for one-parameter nonlinear models (South African Statist. J. 32 (1998) 43).
We have been able to make ends meet, and succeed even to the point that we are an unprecedented fifth-time nominee for the prestigious Broad Prize, the equivalent of the Nobel Prize in American education.
Nature, in the broadest sense, is equivalent to the natural, physical, or material world or universe.
If other master conductors specialize in philosophical shades of gray, he is the musical equivalent of broad daylight.
Prior academic achievements: Applicants should have, or expect to receive soon, a bachelor's degree (or equivalent) with broad training in the biological and physical sciences.
However, while that Gulf possesses a broad continental shelf, no equivalent exists at Curaçao, where the reef drops off rapidly from near the surface to at least 300 m.
