In these cases, we have chosen to represent only one of these resonance structures; this should not cause any trouble if both structures are equivalent (examples: chelating carboxylate or acetylacetonate), but we leave out one of the forms otherwise.
We did not include data from the Taylor plots in this analysis as there were no equivalent examples of older thinned plots.
Although there are few equivalent examples in the literature of a second species influencing sexual conflict in a similar way, an experimental study on the guppy, Poecilia reticulata W. K. H. Peters showed that the presence of a predator generated sexual conflict between the sexes over courtship patterns (Magurran & Seghers, 1994).
An equivalent example of tight adaptation in captive-bred animals to the macronutrient composition of the diet has been described by Warbrick-Smith et al. (2009).
So I instead simplified it to the prettier but equivalent: Some examples of this equation being used for a few possible N quantities: As for an odd number steps, I used 5 as an example: The real problem in the above equation is this: You cannot, using a fundamental definition of factorial, take the factorial of a non-integer.
Although the osteoporosis drug Actonel does not have a generic equivalent, for example, another one — Fosamax — does.
The standard political calculus now assumes that 65percentt of the national vote is suburban or the social equivalent (for example, Staten Island in New York); 20 percent is urban and 15percentt is rural.
To speed up the process, I learned an AS topic and then the A2 equivalent, for example; reading chapter 1 of the AS textbook, then chapter 1 of the A2.
In other words, the impact must not be treated as wholly inconsequential, as if it were equivalent, for example, to a disproportionate impact on persons with long toe nails.
This is roughly equivalent, for example, to the iPhone 4 transmitting 2,412 MHz WiFi at 24 dBm [20], and having the antenna coupling of -22 dB at 1.95 GHz.
It is equivalent, for example, to just two and half flat-white coffees in a famous coffee chain, and would allow the recipient of that wage to rent a one-bedroom place in a dowdier part of London, so long as he or she didn't eat, use power, pay council tax or wear clothes.
