In that case, it could be that the field is united in virtue of addressing certain overlapping but not equivalent ideas that have family resemblances (Metz 2013, ch. 2).
Some other constraints are needed in his logic of probability: the set of ideas admitted for substitution in a proposition must contain only non-equivalent ideas.
This is equivalent to the idea that the generalized derivatives of every function in (operatorname {BV}(Omega)) are regular measures on Ω.
Lolcats are the pinnacle of what are known as internet memes, the online equivalent of an idea coined by biologist Richard Dawkins in his 1976 book, The Selfish Gene, to describe the quasi-organic spread of some ideas through society.
This is equivalent to the idea that sub-functionalization may initially result from non-selective forces, but may in the longer term be recruited by natural selection to fine tune the adaptation and therefore support long term incremental evolution of complexity.
Mr. Brooks writes column after column suggesting an equivalent lack of ideas by both parties, but the fact is that Democrats do have big ideas that address the weightiest issues.
Their mutual belief that beauty was synonymous with the conception they shared of antique art makes it difficult to know whether or not Alberti's ideas in De pictura (On Painting) precede the three panels of the second door (Isaac,, and Solomon), which are the visual equivalent of those ideas.
He sought in Freud's concept of the subconscious the equivalent of the Greek idea of fate and modeled his great trilogy, Mourning Becomes Electra (1931), on Aeschylus's Oresteia.
Warner Home Video, a division of Time Warner, has already cut its DVD prices in Russia to the equivalent of $15. "The idea is to get Russian consumers used to buying licensed material, but at a price that most of the population can afford," said Vyacheslav Dobychin, general director of Columbia TriStar's licensee here.
