It proceeded slowly, like a careful equation, and then not: if x equals y, if major equals minor, if death equals part of life and life part of death, then what is the sum of the infinite notes of this one phrase?
If he were to keep that up, Lee's ratio would equal the major league record for a starter, which Bret Saberhagen set in 1994 while with the Mets.
Domestic violence is just as likely to affect men as women; one in five males in the United States has been sexually abused; males account for nearly half of all missing persons; the number of male and female child prostitutes is essentially equal in major cities; and more than half of confiscated pornography depicts boys, not girls.
The statistic shown is a version of O.P.S. — on-base percentage plus slugging percentage — in which 100 equals the major league average for that year.
But only 13% of last year's top 100 films featured equal numbers of major female and male characters, or more major female characters than male characters.
Yet Mr. Armstrong's yearslong involvement in "American Idiot," to the point of joining the cast, is without equal for a major American rock performer.
Known as Baha'u'llah (meaning "the Glory of God"), he taught a faith whose principles embrace spiritual and global unity: there is one God, all humans belong to a single race, men and women are equal, and all major religions are true expressions of God.
The champions lacked their usual punch and, despite dominating the match, did not often break past a disciplined backline, thereby failing to equal a European major league record for the best start to a season, held by Tottenham Hotspur with 11 straight wins in 1960.
The object is rotationally skewed symmetric if the best fit ellipses of all the vertex sets have parallel axes, equal ratio of major radius to minor radius and centers on the axis of rotation.
SyQuest, which had a larger market share, kept increasing the amount of data that could be fitted onto a single disk, topping at around 200 megabytes roughly equal to the major works of Shakespeare.
