Examination of Exhibit V reveals that some jobs have their early start equal to late start, while others do not.
There's no dearth of opportunities within firms waiting for you to seek them out somewhere to volunteer, some proposal to write, some article to contribute to but that, combined with your client work, can equal some late nights and long weekends at the office.
Preliminary design work on a battleship intended to equal the latest Japanese ships was begun over the winter of 1897 98 by the Naval Technical Committee although the displacement was limited to 12000 LT for economic reasons.
To an extent that has few equals in late-20th-century art, Kippenberger drew equally and effortlessly from traditions of the skilled painter-draftsman, à la Picasso and Matisse, and the cool-handed manipulator of found objects and images, à la Duchamp.
Now Adam Phillips, a British child psychotherapist and prolific writer, takes up the cause in "Equals," his latest collection of essays.
The world No 9's 18-13 triumph was finally achieved at 12.54am, equalling the latest ever finish for a Crucible final.
It's a truth worth stating – publically, if you're in leadership – that neither time, nor word count nor leaving work late equal effectiveness.
Her freedom to make Britain more risk-taking and individualistic in some ways only existed because the country she had inherited, for all its flaws and tensions, was a relatively stable, unified place underneath: more equal in the late 70s than it had ever been, still permeated by shared class assumptions and largely at peace – there had been few riots in Callaghan's Britain.
The definition of the code loop equilibrium state is that the early correlation of the code loop is equal to the late correlation, i.e., E = L.
Cells were grown over night and equal amounts of late log phase cells were spotted onto synthetic plates in serial 1 5 dilutions.
