2. Angst experienced after losing all of one's friends following a protracted bout of online braggadocio, often enhanced by the grim, slowly-dawning realisation that the maxim "you only live once" works equally well as a warning against such hubristic carelessness, so maybe you should've frigging well heeded it eh #yolo.
Participants in the Film Repetition condition and in the School Lesson plus Film condition performed equally well and significantly better than those in the Film once condition and School Lesson once condition.
Next!' " The description might apply equally well to Martin's home studio, in Los Angeles (Frank Sinatra once lived there, and he sublet the pool house to Marilyn Monroe), where he is now the master.
McDaniel et al. (2011) found that on unit exams, information that was tested twice (before and after a lesson), compared to only once (after the lesson), was retained equally well.
Manka, a senior investigative scientist at the NSF-OIG, says his systematic approach, which he once applied to physics problems, works equally well when piecing together the facts in a misconduct case.
Once these genome-wide epigenetic marks are equally well defined in metatherians and eutherians we can make strong conclusions regarding the evolution of genomic imprinting in placental mammals.
I once told Stoppard that, impressive though his dictum sounded, it could equally well be applied to a jockey.
You needn't do it all at once; two 15-minute workouts or three 10-minutes blocks work equally well.
A savaging in other industrial cities, such as Liverpool and Hull, has shredded the third force's once proud boast to be the only party able to hold its own equally well in city and shire alike.
In previous studies, typically, once a filtering decision was made, the estimated intensities of each probeset were considered to be equally well measured, so that probesets with highly variable signals were considered as reliable as probesets with inconsistent signals.
