Moreover, France has also directed that, in addition to voting, Malians will find their future government legitimate too – equivalent to saying: "You will vote.
In other words, the heuristic CME is not the legitimate stochastic equivalent of the deterministic QSSA, in the sense that it does not correctly describe the statistics of the intrinsic noise about the macroscopic concentrations as given by the reduced REs of the coarse-grained network.
It delivers packets whether they are legitimate or the electronic equivalent of letter bombs.
Furthermore, Theorem 2 shows that instead of we can maximize the secrecy capacity by taking an input covariance matrix that "disregards" subchannels for which the eavesdropper has an advantage over the legitimate recipient (or is equivalent to the legitimate recipient).
"But I gotta tell you, I don't know what the Democratic equivalent of legitimate rape is.
Many of Protx's legitimate customers received the Internet equivalent of a busy signal — a message saying that the company's servers weren't responding.
(a) The editor at the Atlantic who described Todd Akin's assertions about "legitimate rape" as "the contemporary equivalent of the early American belief that only witches float".
"What are these fashion people going to say?" "Kim's tastes are a lot riskier than most people's in fashion editorial, and she takes more chances, but Kim looks at fashion as a legitimate form of cultural production, equivalent to art," Carlo McCormick, an art critic who has worked at Paper since the beginning, said.
When the same agency adopts a new approach to enforcing the relevant statutes and regulations, however, we lack equivalent mechanisms for legitimating government action.
Professor Jay agreed that the writers were pushing the limits on speech by exploiting legitimate anatomical terms rather the street equivalents.
The list, kept by the Federal Trade Commission, tells legitimate telemarketers not to bother you — the equivalent of a "no trespassing" sign on your lawn.
