The Renewable Heat Incentive – the heat equivalent to the recently announced electricity feed in tariff – will come into operation next April and is due pay cash for heat generated from renewable sources, such as biomass, ground source heat pumps, and solar thermal technology.
We show that the Wald test is equivalent to a recently proposed Rao test.
Then, three "5-block" forms of the extended DKF (5-block EDKF) are derived as globally optimal state estimators in the sense that the first two filters are equivalent to the recently developed extended recursive three-step filter and the third is equivalent to the conventional augmented state Kalman filter.
NOAH, the German equivalent to PETA, recently installed a live chicken vending machine in Frankfurt in order to call attention to the living conditions of battery-caged hens.
Here we report the identification and in silico analysis of the family of cytoplasmic/nuclear protein(s) comprising domain(s) equivalent to the recently cloned Euonymus europaeus agglutinin [ 15].
Swedish National Television – Sweden's equivalent to the BBC – recently screened an expose on the Swedish competition to find a Eurovision entry.
European officials say the release of the funds, equivalent to $2.6 billion, was recently approved by a working group of the 17 euro zone finance ministers, who gathered Monday evening in Brussels for their regular monthly meeting.
Yuval Diskin, who retired last year as the Director of the Shin Bet (the Israeli equivalent to the FBI), recently said in a public forum that he had no faith in the leadership of Netanyahu and Barak in matters pertaining to relations with Iran, relations that, "present a false view to the public on the Iranian bomb".
The company did authorize a $100.0 million stock buyback on Wednesday, equivalent to 12.2% of its recently diminished market value.
For instance, the minisum rule turned out to be equivalent to several other rules recently introduced in the judgment aggregation literature (Lang et al. 2015, in Other Internet Resources).
