Sertão is also used to refer to the sparsely populated wilderness beyond areas of permanent settlement and may be equated with the Canadian "bush," the U.S. "backwoods," or the Australian "Outback".
Our review of the authorities thus discloses that the discharge of firearms resulting in injury ordinarily presents a question of negligence and that the standard of care is ordinary care one which may be equated to a high degree of care because of the particular circumstances presented.
The remaining terms may be equated to the term in question.
Consequently, the discourse referents x and y in [8b2] are accessible to v and w [8b3], and the latter may be equated to the former.
You may be equating multimedia with video, and video with movie production, and imagining that students will somehow need to become budding Quentin Tarantinos in addition to learning all the course materials.
To determine the shear loss coefficient (b s), the sloughed off biomass from the attached surface may be equated to the final suspended biomass after batch period in the reactor.
By similar arguments to before, we see that system of expectations M_{t}^{mathbf{n}_{l},mathbf{n}_{r}}( X) = bigllangle psi_{0}otimes Xi(mathbf{n}_{l} )bigr| U_{t}^{ast} X t) U_{t}bigl| psi _{0}otimesXi(mathbf{n}_{r} )bigrrangle, generate the same system of as the (widetilde{M}_{t}^{mathbf {n}_{l},mathbf{n}_{r}}( X)) and so may be equated.
The smoothed field operators are often referred to as operator-valued distributions, and this means that for every Φ,Ψ∈Ω there is an element of the space of distributions Σx, the topological dual of Σ, that may be equated to the expression <Φ|φ|Ψ>.
Optimum may be equated to economic objectives such as minimum cost, maximum profit, and maximum net benefits or various socio-economic objectives.
The capacity output is a potential output which may be equated to a maximal output or an economically-derived output given the stock of capital and state of technology.
