From this perspective, the 'separate-but-equal' category of civil unions retains the harmful legal symbol of inferiority (Card 2007, Mohr 2005, 89, Calhoun 2000, Chapter 5; cf. Stivers and Valls 2007).
One exegetical device of the Jewish rabbis (teachers, biblical commentators, and religious leaders) was that of gezera shawa, "equal category," according to which an obscure passage might be illuminated by reference to another containing the same key term.
Participants were grouped into five roughly equal categories according to their frequency of whole grain consumption and into quintiles according to their cereal fibre intake.
First, by dividing the predictor into equal categories, then plotting the log odds of the outcome against the category means of the predictor and visually assessing the linear relationship.
That equaled total spending by category of $2,460, with a remainder of $9,540 in general spending.
Under current rules, banks might hold so-called core Tier 1 capital, the most bulletproof category of reserves, equal to as little as 2 percent of their assets.
A triangle with at least 2 congruent, equal, sides falls into the category of isosceles.
In scenario 4, data were MAR but probabilities of occurrence of the event were equal in both categories of subjects.
The wordings of the response categories in the Norwegian translation equal the original categories of 'Not true', 'Sometimes true' and 'True'.
The recruitment target was to achieve equal participation across categories of sex, ethnicity (non-Hispanic white, Hispanic, African American), age and glucose tolerance status (normal, impaired glucose tolerance, diabetes).
As the mean economical loss for each dead finishing pig exceeds that of a dead weaner by 50% [ 11], and because the mortality figures due to PMWS in Sweden have been fairly equal in all categories of herds [ 8], the economic impact of PMWS is likely to be higher in finishing herds than in piglet producing herds.
