Yet, in a way, the Schutz sequence devised by the conductor, Peter Neumann, for his Cologne chamber choir and Collegium Cartusianum, is even more impressive, not just a wonderful concert sequence but a genuine German equivalent to the Monteverdi Vespers.
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All these observations (Fig. 2 and Fig. 6, 7) also confirm that mammalian NPM2 is the genuine mammalian equivalent of amphibian nucleoplasmin.
That's a far cry from being, in fact, any of these things; self-delusion is not equivalent to genuine primacy.
The equivalent amount of genuine branded goods would be worth about 383 million euros ($490 million), it said in a statement.
The performers, for the most part, fail to find an interpretive equivalent for the genuine emotions in the music.
In fact, Bunglawala's attitude to Rushdie goes to the heart of whether the progressive-Muslim alliance is a genuine conversation or the contemporary equivalent to the Nazi-Soviet pact.
Reconceiving office housework as "tending" helps get its value translated from a mere deal – not remunerated – to the equivalent of a contract, a genuine and valuable part of a person's job.
The way I see it, having employees deliver your message through their personal social channels is almost equivalent to having a customer write a genuine and positive review.
The LRRCE motif is a genuine C-terminal motif, with no instance of an equivalent architecture in the middle of an LRR domain or protein.
