For this purpose, United States agencies have developed the concept of "substituted compliance" and we have "equivalence".
"If we're going to have equivalence in fines, let's start talking about being treated equally in terms of road design, like proper separated cycleways on key routes.
White people DO NOT have equivalence for this fear of violence".
An alternative is to have equivalence limits fixed before the study.
The new detector has equivalence relation to the modulus square detector of Radon-ambiguity transform, and performs similarly to Radon-ambiguity transform in LFM-signal detection under much lower computational complexity.
It was found that the reaction time was proportional to pressure, with P−13 for H2 reactions, and the recirculation zone should be occupied with reactants having equivalence ratios in the range 0.4<<3.
It seems unfair to take the Democratic opposition to that budget -- which was rooted in policy principles -- and suggest that it had equivalence with Gingrich's solo operation into megalomania, but that's precisely what Woodward did in 1992.
This comparability was indeed a fortuitous outcome; had equivalence not been demonstrated, the CTC-VIMC would have adopted one SOP for use by the four core laboratories when performing immunogenicity assays for the CAVD.
The proposal requires descriptivism, the thesis that ordinary proper names have descriptive equivalences, which many find to be a problematic thesis.
The success of that proposal, however, was seen to rest on the claim that ordinary proper names have descriptive equivalences, which many philosophers of language reject.
We then have natural equivalences begin{aligned} (mathcal {C}^perp )_perp cong mathcal {C}, qquad (mathcal {C}_perp )^perp cong mathcal {C}.
