These in turn form an equivalence with the third month of summer and with spring, autumn, summer, and winter, respectively.
The following theorem establishes an equivalence with this equation.
The 95% statistical power gives an equivalence with a threshold of 0.52 L.min.-1 for NICOM vs. PICCO PC.
The recent United States legislation strengthening anti-money laundering provisions to equivalence with Cayman's is therefore to be welcomed.
"The Chinese don't require equivalence with U.S. forces to make our future decisions about war and peace in the Pacific much more consequential," Mr. Pollack said.
There is not, as some people have suggested, any real equivalence with the young men and women who fought and died for the republicans in Spain.
He performed some experiments, verifying equivalence with an accuracy similar to that which he had obtained with his terrestrial experiments.
For example, AMD's Athlon 64 3500+ processor -- apparently named to imply equivalence with other processors running at 3.5 gigahertz -- actually has a clock speed of 2.2 gigahertz, not 3.5.
By this point, it's tough to tell, and creating equivalence with Mr. Beck by hosting a rally carries its own perils.
Its new Athlon 64 4000+ chip, for example, announced this week, runs at 2.4GHz, but its name implies rough equivalence with a 4GHz Intel chip.
