Where the British pop weeklies of the era treated their readers like besotted teenyboppers and their rockier equivalents addressed their punters as if they were aspiring roadies, Creem talked to you as if you were smart, adventurous and passionately committed to the music as a source of both fun and redemption.
Narendra Modi, a Hindu nationalist who is a leading candidate to become India's next prime minister, was invited last week by both Labour Friends of India and its Conservative equivalent to address MPs.
We reasoned that a method based on the same principles as traditional plate counting would facilitate regulatory validation, give equivalent counts, address the same broad spectrum of applications as traditional plate counting, and be compatible with microbial identification technology.
But these affect how successfully CRM or equivalent initiatives address underlying issues associated with communication.
For two given parametric constructive solid geometry (CSG) models, the problem of determining their parameter domains in which the two models are equivalent is addressed.
The FS5 is a 10-Megapixel point n' shoot in the familiar Lumix form factor. Featruing a 30mm-equivelent lens, the camera is great for part shots or outdoorsmen, but not so much for portraiture, but it does have a zoom to 120mm equivalent, which addresses close-ups.
This endeavor is not equivalent to addressing statistical efficiency per se, as introduced above, since measurements at different stages may entail different costs.
Cox PH models were not applicable for our purposes, as our main parameter of interest was the baseline hazard itself; assessing whether the hazard for injury changes with experience was equivalent to addressing whether the baseline hazard of injury, λ 0 (t), was constant over the time on the job (i.e., whether λ 0 (t)=λ 0, the form of an exponential baseline hazard).
But is a Web address equivalent to a telephone number?
The structurally equivalent control intervention addresses stress issues.
