(Equally, in the case of the experts, the suggested normative dimension would seem to drop out).
Equally, in the case of the PKS passenger enterprises, the most common form of privatisation has involved leasing by workers.
Equally, in the case of managing the risks of vendor lock-in, it is encouraging to note that respondents expressed by a substantial majority are slightly (39.4 %), moderately (33.7 %), and quite likely (22.1 %) to use a cloud computing risk management framework to manage vendor lock-in risks and compliance requirements effectively.
Other before-and-after matches are less dramatic but equally compelling, as in the case of two pictures of Apache children at the Carlisle Indian School in Pennsylvania in 1886.
Despite of that, both dry and wet surface strength were at least equally good as in the case of the commercial reference latex.
From Table 5, we can also observe that the effort involved in writing, verifying and creating data are equally distributed as in the case of JODA.
As a consequence, discrimination can be based on the direct comparison of lower-level visual attributes (e.g., local luminance or contrast), whose relative magnitude is, generally, preserved across transformations, especially when both patterns are equally transformed, as in the case of Lashley's study.
The proposed method works equally well in the case of multiplicative noise as well with the resulting root mean square error of 0.34.
Equally, intervention in the case of 'younger healthy females' was not necessary as their health problems would naturally correct themselves.
Such a reconfigured national consensus, or a way of doing without one, seems equally imperative in the case of Hispanic immigrants in America, Muslims in France, Palestinians in Israel, Tamils in Sri Lanka, Kurds in Turkey, and Tibetans in China.
Subject to the existence of an agreement made by the couple to the contrary, the postmarital matrimonial assets could be divided equally, but in the case of a short marriage, say three years or less, there should be no division at all, but the parties should go back to the position they were in before they married.
