Even worse off are folks who take early distributions before age 59 1/2 through something known as equal periodic payments.
In this present study, the isothermal forging of two different gears is carried out from material previously deformed by the severe plastic deformation (SPD) process known as Equal Channel Angular Pressing (ECAP).
On Tuesday, April 12 , 2011 known as Equal Pay Day, Senator Tom Harkin (D. IA) will introduce the Fair Pay Act of 2011 which would require employers to provide equal pay for jobs that are comparable in skill, effort, responsibility and working conditions.
And there is an irony that doesn't get pointed out often enough: that while railing against gays and lesbians for wanting "special rights" (also known as equal treatment under the law), America's conservative Christians have enjoyed more special rights than just about anyone else.
The last subcategory of unsupervised biometric discretization, known as equal-probable quantization-based discretization [14] segments each single-dimensional feature space into multiple non-overlapping equal-probable intervals, whereby every interval is constructed to encapsulate an equal portion of background probability mass during quantization.
One of them, known as Hierarchical Equal Area iso-Latitude Pixelization (HEALPix), partitions the sphere into twelve diamond-shaped equal-area base cells and then recursively subdivides each cell into four diamond-shaped subcells, continuing to the desired level of resolution.
Title IX, US legislation also known as the Equal Opportunity in Education Act, is part of the education amendments of 1972.
"There could be some relief for some people" from penalties on early withdrawals, he explained, referring to an arcane plan known as substantially equal periodic payments.
The measure, known as the Equal Benefits Bill, would apply to companies and organizations with city contracts worth at least $100,000, requiring them to offer benefits like health insurance, bereavement leave and family medical leave to domestic partners if those benefits are offered to spouses.
One of the central substantive requirements of the Medicaid program, which serves more than 50 million poor and disabled Americans, is what's known as the equal access mandate, which requires states to set the rates at which they reimburse Medicaid providers at levels sufficient to ensure an adequate supply of providers.
