Under these conditions, the task of parameter estimation is essentially equivalent to the task of hypothesis testing, and different statistical frameworks yield essentially identical inferences.
This leads to a strong construal of the quantifiers which, as we have observed, essentially trivializes AC by rendering the antecedent of the implication constituting it essentially equivalent to the consequent.
A money-financed tax cut is essentially equivalent to Milton Friedman's famous "helicopter drop" of money.
Indeed, many of them made use of concepts—such as "qualia," and "felt sensation"—that were essentially equivalent to the notion of sense-data.
Once an e-reader, like a Kindle, has its wireless antennas turned off, the technology inside these gadgets is essentially equivalent to a calculator or an electric shaver.
The State Ethics Commission issued an advisory opinion that said the governor's spouse is "functioning as a representative of the state and its citizens; essentially equivalent to the role of a public official".
The PRA deposits would add directly to national saving.Indeed, if the PRA balances were invested in government bonds, the entire transaction would be essentially equivalent to using that part of the budget surpluses to pay down national debt.
It's essentially equivalent to a relative posting one of your elaborate childhood karaoke/dance routines to Facebook; except, in this case, your relative is Facebook friends with the entire internet.
Because of this rise in demand, the dramatic expansion of the quantity of "money" has not yet been inflationary.For institutions that can hold reserves at the Fed, excess reserves are essentially equivalent to Treasury bills.
If the basis for deporting an alien is "essentially equivalent" to a basis in the law for excluding someone, the board said, the deportee could apply for a waiver.
