Brokers that peddled these securities told buyers that they were cash equivalents, easy to get out of and relatively safe.
Because of the Saatchi Effect, contemporary art, once difficult (or have you not read Uber das Geistige in der Kunst?), became the optical equivalent of easy listening.
It's true that schlager music – Germany's equivalent of easy listening – still thrives, and acts such as Dieter Thomas Kuhn have helped bring it to a new, nostalgia-loving generation.
The benchmarking method based on actual output is robust to dispatching model variations, so the emission balance of each GenCos is roughly equivalent and easy to predict.
Encouraging data of potential equivalent efficacy, easier administration, and fewer Grade 3 and 4 adverse reactions compared with high-dose intravenous interferon raises the question of its potential role in Stage III melanoma in the adjuvant setting.
However, should interferon be considered as "standard of care" (and it is relatively routinely given in the community), then the question arises as to whether pegIFNa-2b should also be approved, given the equivalent efficacy, easier administration, and possibly less toxicity.
The volunteers ran at three different speeds, equivalent to an easy, middling and fast pace.
There is no exercise equivalent of an easy A; all of Cyc's classes are intense, he said.
"But the nationalists and purists are in retreat, especially because in the cybernetic world many English words have no easy equivalent".
The sweet-smelling glue that holds it all together is movement that pours out onto the stage in dollops of large, looping choreography that is the dance equivalent of the easy sound of Thomas Cabaniss's atmospheric, subtly building and waning score.
