The Web site has more than 5 million members, equivalent to eHarmony.com's membership base.
Between its launch in 2013 and last year, CargoX added 100,000 members, equivalent to 10percentt of self-employed truck drivers in Brazil.
Only a third of foreigners in the European Union come from other member states, equivalent to 12.8 million people of a total population of over 500 million, according to 2011 data from Eurostat, the statistics office.
Here we encode the independencies within the DAGs and use these as way of partitioning the entire collection into subsets in which each member is equivalent.
Further, the union called for a pledge from CPS not to cut school programs involving union members unless equivalent cuts were made on charter schools' programs, in addition to 2percentt raises for union members both this year and in 2012.
As a group, they sent $1.2 billion back home to family members last year, equivalent to more than 10percentt of export earnings, according to official news reports.
It can accommodate nearly 6,300 passengers and 2,394 crew members — the equivalent of a small town towering over the clear blue waters of the Caribbean Sea.
Thus, the fiction that a corporation is, for many purposes, a person separate from its members is equivalent to saying that, for those purposes, the law deals with the group as a unit, disregarding for the moment the group's individual members as such.
This means that the push-over or static strength capacity of jack-ups is far more sensitive to reduction in strength due to fatigue cracking in individual members than equivalent cracking in jacket structures.
It is obvious that the two obtained series with odd members are equivalent to the following 1 π ∑ k = 0 ∞ Γ ( k + 1, - π r 2 ) - Γ ( k + 1 ) ( 1 + 2 k ) k !
