(The play does not exactly equate the pathology and the sexuality, but it comes pretty close).
None of them said the eight-day layoff hurt them, but they did not exactly equate it to Vitamin C, either.
It should be noted that the number of unemployed workers does not exactly equate to the number of people without jobs, which may be changing at a faster or slower rate.
And, while the area adjacent to Maidstone's Source Bar might not exactly equate to Burning Man in the "back to nature" stakes, today's street party still offers ample attractions.
In order to provide an understanding of non-linear characteristics of combined microcantilever particle system, a geometrical function is wisely chosen in such a way that natural frequency of the linear model exactly equates with that of non-linear model.
PBS anchor Gwen Ifill, who was interviewing Clinton at a fiscal summit in Washington, noted that his argument didn't exactly equate to a bumper sticker slogan for Democrats.
Since the reads are 36 nt in length, for each SNP we will have 36 different reads that contain the SNP and thus will not match exactly to the reference genome, while the remaining 264 starting positions along a 300 nt stretch will match exactly, equating to ∼12% of reads containing mismatches due to SNPs.
The material balances for chemically reacting mixtures correspond exactly to equating these reaction invariants before and after reaction has taken place.
This procedure was repeated (inter-stimulus interval [ISI] = 4 s, inter-trial interval [ITI] = 30 s, total flow = 6 l/min, and pulse duration = 2 s) and counterbalanced for order, until the 2 stimuli were equated for perceived intensity (note that total flow denoted as 100% ranged between 5.7 and 6 l/min across experiments but was always exactly equal within experiments).
(Wealth and spending do not equate exactly with quality of care, as countries such as Sri Lanka and Bolivia demonstrate).
