The later is equivalent to RSCU values [ 23] but, since it was calculated using tRNA gene copy number, it informed about tRNA abundance bias.
In journalism, however, there is no earlier version of it that I'm aware of, and no later equivalent, either — not until you get to Mailer's polyphonic re-creation of the hippie-activist battalions in the 1967 "Armies of the Night".
Elbow were due next to perform, "and Guy Garvey kept looking at his watch," something that in the genteel world of Later must rank equivalent to dashing a beer bottle on the nearest hard surface.
Finally, we give a weaker notion of abduction and abductive reasoning and show the later to be equivalent to filter entailment under less restrictive conditions.
The trigonal planar carbonate anions are oriented parallel to the (0001) face of calcite, whereas in vaterite, they are aligned perpendicular, and this later arrangement is equivalent to the orientation of the carboxylates in conjunction with Ca binding generates a two-layer subunit cell motif of the vaterite structure rather than calcite.
This state (state 7, which we shall mention later), is probably equivalent to the Buddhist state of Nirvana.
The RT-qPCR analysis validated a higher expression of YABBY members at an early stage of seed hair development and a relative low level of expression at later developmental stages, equivalent to the period of seed hair trichome elongation.
A second RAMALT biopsy was taken and examined similarly from all control lambs approximately three months later, which was equivalent to the maximum delay between mixing of scrapie milk recipients and introduction of lateral transmission controls.
"Women with children," as my friend Sheila Rowbotham later observed, "were our equivalent to the Marxist proletariat… the vanguard of the women's movement".
As proved later, Theorem 1.3 is equivalent to the following result.
