(The standard device has been used of writing \ \phi (z)\) to represent the substitution instance of \ \phi (y)\) resulting from replacing free occurrences of \ y\) with occurrences of \ z\), and modifying bound variables if necessary to avoid incidental capture of \ z\).) The present abstraction notation, using \(\lambda\), is not that of Russell, but he used an equivalent scoping device.
Instead, the southern populations had either greater or equivalent aerobic scope than the northern populations when tested at common temperatures.
A study of this design would allow researchers to determine the full length of time used to clean and disinfect an equivalent number of scopes taking into consideration the fact that each of the reprocessors can clean two endoscopes concurrently and, thus, the difference in total reprocessing time required with the two reprocessor types would be less than the 6.2 hours reported in this study.
Results reveal that, although satisfactory estimates can be obtained if the limited conditions are met, the application scope of equivalent linearization of seismic isolation system is significantly restricted.
The Shariah-boards are beset with agency problems (conflict of interest) as they are not subjected to disclosure rules equivalent in scale and scope to those for corporate boards, which many argue are in urgent need for more reform and transparency themselves!
The audit revealed that while assistants in advanced level positions mostly performed tasks equivalent to full (standard) scope positions, only a third of their time was spent performing more complex advanced level tasks.
The program, extraordinary in its size and scope, is the equivalent of TARP 2.0.
Osteopathy originated in the USA in 1874, and the development of the profession there led to trained practitioners, known as 'osteopathic physicians', having full and unlimited practice rights, with their scope of practice equivalent to medical practitioners [ 3].
While retaining a 'primary physician team resuscitation' approach, the emergency airway service provided a scope of care equivalent to both cardiac and medical emergency teams as required, at a lower cost.
