Most librarians taught because of their faculty status, or were expected to teach due to a similar codified equivalent of faculty status as an institutional career ladder for promotion.
The other - Sachsen Funding I, created for the German bank of the same name - recently had its commercial paper downgraded to the market equivalent of junk status.
Lutece, the classic French restaurant that Andre Surmain established in a town house on East Fiftieth Street in 1961, with Andre Soltner as his chef, is now the moral equivalent of landmark status.
It then automatically creates the equivalent of a status update on the topic that summarizes the news, often in just one sentence, with a link to the full story on the site from which the news originated.
Starting in the 2014-15 school year, anyone who receives an "ineffective" or "partially effective" rating for two consecutive years will be stripped of the state's equivalent of tenure status, said Katy Anthes, the executive director of educator effectiveness at the state Education Department.
Akio Mikuni, president of Japanese debt rating agency Mikuni & Co., says more than 60% of the 1,200 firms he tracks fetch a double-B rating or below the equivalent of junk status in the U.S. When the currently sluggish Japanese economy picks up, many businesses will need fresh capital.
Traditionally, assessments of performance status have been linked to survival outcomes in cancer and it is possible that inflammatory markers might provide a less subjective equivalent of performance status.
There are also a number of psychological explanations why people would prioritize preventing decline compared to cure, for example, as of an impersonal equivalent to "status quo"- and "endowment -effects [ 15].
Young artists are always aspiring to the equivalent of rock star status.
Through Sept. 9 Certain young artists are always aspiring to the equivalent of rock star status.
