For example, the items in reporting of selection criteria and searching are improved on QUOROM, but the equivalent items on OQAQ, which relate to how well these were carried out have not changed.
A recommendation system that suggests equivalent items to bid on if, say, you lose an auction, launched in 2009.
Socially minded entrepreneurs have recently started favoring a "buy one, give one" business model: a customer buys your product, and you donate an equivalent item… On Friday afternoon, Paul Graham, a founder of the Silicon Valley investment firm and startup "accelerator" Y Combinator, took to his Web site to defend….
Our re-analysis focused on these three scales because they were the only ones from the original study to apply all three methods of change measurement using the same number of items and featuring equivalent item content.
Strong invariance is said to exist when equivalent form (configural invariance), equivalent loadings (metric invariance), and equivalent item intercepts (scalar invariance) are all found across groups [ 27].
Isn't it about time you looked at how that cash and equivalents line item on your balance sheet can do more that be a piggy bank?
*Added equivalent items; **Occasionally or never.
In other words, the Congressman wants to empower state legislators to treat federal laws as the equivalents of items on a cafeteria steam table, letting them slide their trays along the federal legislative rails, picking up the McNugget laws, such as tax cuts, and passing on the brussels sprout laws, like assault weapons bans.
But I do want to emit a high-pitched whining noise about at least one item on this modern equivalent of the Papal Index.
The latent variable defines the reading ability and the intercepts of the items are equivalent to item difficulties.
