If anything can concentrate the mind of Democratic partisans, it is four interminable years suffering Republican leadership in the House, Senate and White House -- the political equivalent of service in the Siberian gulag.
"The principle is you're a member of the same organization with the same goals and performance targets, so of course there will be an equivalent level of services provided," said Rob Needham, the senior manager of high performance for the Canadian Paralympic Committee.
In medieval times, the murder of a bishop or a rival for the throne might be compensated by the foundation of an almshouse or chantry the medieval equivalent of public services.
Estimates of the ad valorem tariff equivalents (AVEs) of services NTBs from Wang et al. (2009) and Brown et al. (2010) as implemented by Lee and Itakura (2015) are used.
The executable service code (ESC) is the equivalent of the service code in the quasi-manual approach.
Of course, another effect of high-quality semantic descriptions will be the equivalent of semantic service discovery optimization, something like search engine optimization, in which people try to describe their services in a way that promotes their use.
The fact that Romney viewed working on a relative's political campaign as the patriotic equivalent of battlefield service revealed just how tone-deaf many in America's upper classes have become.
Operators are trying to get together to offer an equivalent of this service, Lamptey notes.
In the E2E approach, slicing is associated with a term "slice chaining," which is an equivalent of the service chaining [27].
1DollarScan is the US equivalent of a service in Japan called Bookscan, which is the largest of its kind in that country and hit several millions of US dollars in revenue within a year, according to the namesake company (in fact, the service is so successful that some customers in Japan currently have to wait for months to get their material digitized).
