Firstly, each TR was divided into four equal subsections in time, and each sniff was determined to have occurred closest to the beginning of one of the subsections.
Calling for an end to the use of sexual violence as a weapon, he said: "If women are still treated in this abhorrent way in times of war they will never be treated as equals in times of peace and that cannot be tolerated.
Although the level of immunoprecipitated YY1 was equal in each time point, detection of T39 phosphorylation was mainly at the 8 hour time point (Fig. 5B), in correlation with the high peak of Plk1 protein levels.
It has often struck me that one of the longest intervals in sports — equal in subjective time to the path of a last-second field goal — is the period between spotting feeding fish and getting within casting range.
In another such work, A History of the Reign of Philip the Second, King of Spain, 3 vol. (1855 58), Prescott produced graceful, authoritative narratives of Spanish military, diplomatic, and political history that had no equal in their time.
In addition, the quality-adjusted life-days for each prophylactic decision were estimated to be equal in both time horizon models.
The most common form of strict equality principle specifies that income (measured in terms of money) should be equal in each time-frame, though even this may lead to significant disparities in wealth if variations in savings are permitted.
His stories are touchstones — I think of the gorgeous and heartbreaking Maples stories — and the Rabbit novels represent an achievement no one has equalled in our time.
Eisenhower, by contrast, framed his visit in terms of a strategic friendship; he hailed his hosts as "sovereign equals" in a time of competition over leadership and influence in Asia.
But entertainers have also been caught up in equal time incidents in the past.
