Its Swiss equivalent allows up to five years," Carbonnier explains.
The electronic Live View Finder, with an impressive and high-resolution 1,440,000-dot equivalent, allows the user to shoot the exact image the camera sees while also displaying information about the camera's settings through the view finder.
The LUMIX G1's electronic Live View Finder, with a high-resolution 1,440,000-dot equivalent, allows the user to shoot the exact image seen, while also displaying information about the camera's settings.
As opposed to secretive civilian grand jury proceedings, the military justice system's grand jury equivalent allows for proceedings in which the accused and his counsel may be present, and the accused may cross-examine witnesses.
Low-pass short-read-genomic shotgun sequencing of approximately 10% of a haploid genome equivalent allowed rapid and easy identification of the low-copy fraction (i.e. putative gene space) and repetitive DNA regions in barley.
The use of various cell types with their corresponding PACE4-knockdown equivalent allowed the depiction of a clear correlation between the peptides retained by the cells and their levels of PACE4 expression even when comparing all cells together).
For the full assignment of human lysozyme bound to triNAG, we performed titrations of H-N HSQC spectra of a 200 μM sample of N human lysozyme, which were recorded using progressive concentration of the ligand (0, 0.3, 0.5, 0.8, 1.1, 1.6, 2.4, 3.1, 5.2, and 10 equivalents), allowing us to sample different points along the binding curve.
The deterministic equivalents allow for optimization of the polynomial coefficients; we derive the coefficients that maximize the throughput.
Butler said discrimination law exemptions were equivalent to allowing businesses to refuse to serve Muslims, women or blind people.
Abstaining, he said, would be equivalent to allowing others "to choose between the plague or cholera in our place".
