Much of this description could apply equally well to the artist, as artists themselves gradually came to recognise.
One candidate for such a law is, "Whenever two armies, one much larger than the other but equally well led, meet in battle, the larger one always prevails".
Undeterred, he remains very much the man who would work equally well at Maxim's or the Salvation Army on his Parisian days off.
Much of their advice would apply equally well to old-fashioned letters; it's common sense, mingled with some basic principles of etiquette and grammar.
Alternatively, the fact that one clade is much smaller than the other could equally well indicate that members of the smaller clade are expressed in a more restricted or different temporal or spatial domain not sampled by EST sequencing or missed in targeted cloning efforts.
These two groups are equally well trained, but with much different clinical strengths.
But one might equally well say that Britain did do as much austerity as Spain and Portugal, yet grew much faster.
Regarding the weighting policy, the use of ||∇I|| or log(||∇I||) works equally well in the different conditions, and much better than using uniform weights, except for non-uniform illumination, when the number of detected lines becomes high.
However, for high signal-to-noise datasets it performs equally well with MACS, although it is much more computationally intensive.
They fit large and small people equally well, and don't feel, like so much SUV furniture does these days, like they were leftovers from a pickup.
