In our opinion, the decision to abandon systematic laboratory testing of suspect patients was equivalent to breaking the thermometer while attempting to define the body temperature curve.
For example, in 2015, Tmall witnessed 91.2 billion RMB in sales, which is equivalent to $14.3 billion USD, breaking the previous record (also owned by Tmall) only halfway through the day.
The success of in guessing is equivalent to its success of breaking the untraceability, and is quantified as 's advantage in distinguishing the tag's identity compared to random selection.
In this case, the probability of atomic bond break is equivalent to probability of appearance of fluctuation of the atom kinetic energy, sufficient to overcome the energy barrier which magnitude is equal to the binding energy.
Norquist, the head of Americans for Tax Reform and a leading party power broker for a generation, drew a hard line in the sand against repealing ethanol subsidies, arguing that ending the tax breaks is equivalent to a tax increase and therefore a violation of The Pledge -- a document nearly every Republican has signed promising never to vote to raise taxes.
It is shown that fiber breaking time is equivalent to the fiber visco-elastic mechanical relaxation time.
That is equivalent to 17% of World Cup ad breaks, or roughly one minute in every six, with the 172 betting spots combined lasting nearly the length of a football match.
Maltoheptaose is equivalent to β-cyclodextrin but with a break in the chain so that it has free reducing and nonreducing ends.
The increase of £1.8tn is equivalent to £76,316 per household, said Halifax, although it did not break down the extent to which the winners have been private landlords.
If tax breaks are equivalent to government spending, eliminating them is equivalent to spending cuts.
