The interview was in her second-floor office -- a kind of first-among-equals version of the classic Silicon Valley cubicle, a large corner space marked off by beige, shoulder-high partitions.
Each household prepares extra food to provide for their neighbors and the less fortunate — who must receive an equal version of the food eaten at home.
At the end of the year other tests (each a valid and reliable equal version of the original tests) on the skills would be given to show the degree of progress.
As the name implies, this is an equal weight version of the popular S&P 500 Index.
When the equal-variance version of the model is fit to the ROC data in Table 1, it yields an estimate of theoretical discriminability in terms of d' m.
In addition, other things being equal, 'earlier' versions of PNS (i.e. earlier within pregnancy) are to be preferred to 'later' ones.
In addition, population-weighted and equal-weighted versions can be calculated, and an "aversion" parameter can be included that reflects the investigator's judgment as to values that society attributes to inequality [ 14].
Rachel Chavkin has ingeniously transformed the irresistible Ars Nova production into something that retains its rollicking coziness but has heightened its beauty; having seen Malloy's work everywhere from the Bushwick Starr to the Corlears Hook Park Bandshell, I can authoritatively say that the Broadway version equals or surpasses the great pleasures of his previous work.
Physician professional costs were determined using the Current Procedural Terminology (CPT) codes reimbursed at the 2007 Medicare rate without geographic adjustment, such that, for example, the cost of the obstetrician's service for CPT 59412 (External Cephalic Version) equals $114.
But he's also convinced he could never equal the 1975 version Bausch choreographed to Stravinsky.
Short Version: Equal parts backup battery and iPhone dock, Dexim's $55 P-Flip Foldasle Power Dock serves as a nice daily desk accessory and then easily pulls double duty as a portable travelling companion.
