Sentence examples for equivalent card from inspiring English sources

In fact, he has had nine races all told – including a runaway success round here over hurdles, on the equivalent card two years ago – and the fitting of blinkers has a purposeful look after he shaped well on his reappearance at Haydock.

G is weakly connected; for given x, y ∈ X, the sequences ( f n x ) n ∈ N and ( f n y ) n ∈ N are Cauchy equivalent; card F ( f ) ≤ 1. Proof (i) ⇒ (ii) Let f be a ( G, ψ ) -contraction and x, y ∈ X.

Furthermore, different formats of the emotional Stroop task might not be psychometrically equivalent (card vs. computer, blocked vs. randomized designs; compare [ 73- 77].

The Principle of Restricted Choice advises that in these situations, when an opponent might have played either of two equivalent cards, assume he had no choice, that he had only one card left.

This play in theory would have denied holding the jack, because with the queen and the jack, it would be "correct" to play the jack, the bottom of equivalent cards.

Our study is aimed at comparing two equivalent cards that differ only in their bit-depths.

Playing for table stakes or allowing no-limit betting, like unlimited warfare, might be considered the equivalent in cards of warring with nuclear weapons, the first intermediate, the second full-out intercontinental ballistic missiles.

Indeed, Lucas and Mithas found that H-1B visa holders earned 6.1% less than equivalent green-card holders.

Systems protected by keys or their high-tech equivalents, smart cards, are unlocked by something you have (the key), which others can steal.

In later developments certain cards had special value, equivalent to wild cards in modern poker.

It has paid as much as 20percentt interest on other loans, equivalent to credit card rates.