The former teacher, Mark Berndt, plans to enter the legal equivalent of guilty pleas to 23 charges on Friday, according to John Manly, who represents 30 Miramonte Elementary School students and their parents.
One believes the country will enter the economic equivalent of a nuclear winter.
I asked him if he sees any contradiction between his socialist ideals and his decision to enter the digital equivalent of the world's oldest profession.
Second, the 24-hr concentrations of PM10, NO2, and CO could enter the model at equivalent levels of complexity as O3 and any other covariate and in interaction with time.
But last Friday afternoon, after banks and many businesses closed for the weekend, the Argentine economy entered the financial equivalent of the Twilight Zone.
Clutching her marmalade-color cat, Whiskers -- whose sudden reappearance later in the film, perhaps by then at the age of 200 in cat years, gives "Glitter" its biggest unintended laugh -- Billie enters the modern equivalent of a Dickensian orphanage.
But the last time I tried reading "Ulysses," as the plane was being de-iced and delayed for more than an hour, I felt as if my brain had entered the literary equivalent of a wait on the tarmac.
The excited new MEPs who crossed the threshold this week would be less upbeat if they knew they were entering the political equivalent of the Bermuda triangle.In this section Putting out more flags Heads roll at long last A whiter shade of pale?
When Nasa astronaut and comparative physiologist Jessica Meir tweeted about entering the "space equivalent zone, where water spontaneously boils" last week, one man, whose Twitter bio said he had once been to space camp, responded as follows: "Wouldn't say it's spontaneous.
The risk premium enters the certainty equivalent as the agent is risk-averse, and thus must be reimbursed by the principal if the compensation contract imposes incentive risk on him or her.6.
