And soon the Madoff name — if not quite the equal of the Tisch name, for example — carried a quiet power.
If not, the score is equal to the disability score.
If he is not the equal of Berenice Abbott, Margaret Bourke-White, Walker Evans and Alfred Stieglitz, his work now on view at the Museum of the City of New York demonstrates that he is at least their kin.
But her forehand, if not yet the equal of her flowing two-handed backhand, has improved under the assault.
If his work is not the equal, say, of Augustus Saint-Gaudens's in Boston, it still has an undeniable vitality.
"Children are systematically taught that there is a higher kind of knowledge which comes from faith, which comes from revelation, which comes from scripture, which comes from tradition, and that it is the equal if not the superior of knowledge that comes from real evidence".
Consider: Women are now the equal, if not the main, breadwinner in four out of ten families, according to Pew Research.
Likewise, his innovative approaches to instrumentation and scoring have left their mark on modern American band music; Timothy Reynish, a conductor and teacher of band music in Europe and America, has described him as "the only composer of stature to consider military bands the equal, if not the superior, in expressive potential to symphony orchestras".
See also Annex I in Training Manual 4. The supply of water to the irrigation system, SWS, should be almost if not equal to the demand for water, SINgross, which is the total of the irrigation need for all fields plus the water loss (see Figure 1) during transport and distribution.
In contrast, in standard one-matrix models, such as WAG, the site-specific biochemical preferences are mediated mostly by the relative exchangeability parameters, and not by the stationary probabilities, which are in general close to, if not set equal to, the global empirical frequencies.
