Jones' first move was to fire the hugely popular head coach, Tom Landry, a move equivalent at the time to torching the Alamo.
The pension law, passed last spring, eliminated the state-provided pensions that Hungarians had paid into all of their working lives, in a move equivalent in the US to the abolition of social security.
However, members of the opposition objected, condemning the move as equivalent to a foreign invasion.
Result: Telecom analyst Thomas Friedberg of Denver's Janco Partners calculates that when all of Qwest's 48 fibers are lit, it can profitably move traffic equivalent to 8,000 voice circuits for a penny a minute.
The plan calls for the staff to vacate 10 of the Secretariat building's 38 floors in four phases and to move to equivalent space to be leased in a midtown Manhattan office building.
This year some 120,000 Californians will pack up and move to Arizona, equivalent to perhaps 2.5% of Arizona's population.
If all Canadians lowered their thermostats by just two degrees celsius this winter, it would reduce greenhouse gas emissions by about four megatons," highlighting how the move would be equivalent to taking around 700,000 cars off roads.
In the Salerno case, prosecutors accuse Monsignor Scarano of having illegally moved 560,000 euros, equivalent to $730,000, from his account in the Vatican Bank.
This is altering the nature of public service provided by dentists as it moves from being equivalent to medicine towards other professions such as law within the UK and dentistry.
We have previously established an in vitro model of lymphocyte egression, in which primary human T lymphocytes move across a bronchial epithelial monolayer from the basal to the apical surface, equivalent to moving from the interstitium of the lung into the airway lumen, in response to the T-cell chemoattractant CXCL11 (9).
For example, no one is sure that a moving piece of paper is, in fact, equivalent to a moving detector.
