Under the assumption that g equals r, clearly (A g, alpha, beta )) coincides with (A r, alpha, beta )), so that the duality between (3) and (6) is clear.
Watched by Bjorn Borg, the man whose record he is aiming to equal, Federer clearly took heart from that hard-fought success and broke Gasquet early in the second set for a 2-0 lead.
(We are assuming that the two theories possess all theoretical virtues to equal degree; clearly Quine would say that if one theory were superior in some way then we would have reason to adopt it).
For such applications, the selection algorithm proposed by Shah et al. will suffer from collisions since the likelihood that the metric values of the best and second-best node are very close to each other (or even equal) is clearly nonzero.
During this time, many small French-proxy republics of Jacobin inspiration supplanted the ancient absolute Italian states and almost all, with variants of colour, used flags characterised by three bands of equal size, clearly inspired by the French model of 1790.
I mean, you know, we're all equal, but some are clearly more equal than others.
Though billed as a merger of equals, NationsBank was clearly the more equal of the two.
Applied Materials and Tokyo Electron hope that by merging they can cut costs by $500m a year within three years, giving them more to spend on product development.Although the all-share deal is billed as a merger of equals, Applied Materials is clearly the senior partner.
Proof II (direct argument): follows from the following lemma, since the kernel of (R / [F,R] rightarrow F / [F,F]) clearly equals (( R cap [F,F]) / [F,R]).
They are very different dancers, but clearly equals: she sublimates his movement, and he gives hers gravity.
