The Snake River dams generate about a third of the 2,350 megawatts annually generated by the four federal dams on the Columbia River, not a nearly equivalent amount.
Finally, contextual (country specific) challenges centred around acknowledging the structure and various functions in Canadian health care, identifying equivalents (or if not possible, nearly equivalents) in Swedish health care.
While the suggest retail price of $49.99 seems pretty steep for a cable, it's pretty reasonable when you consider that equivalent (but not nearly as clever) battery packs hover anywhere from $30 to $60.
Both those who were funded and those who weren't were comprised of a nearly equivalent amount of people who held student loans.
Perhaps "war" — as in a contest between nearly equivalent adversaries — is not the right word.
On the other hand, it is known that frequency-domain adaptive filters do not suffer from these problems despite being (nearly) equivalent to subband adaptive filters, be it with "poor" filter banks (modulated sinc frequency responses).
And if the main show was a war between Hitler and Stalin, he wonders, wasn't World War II a clash of nearly equivalent evils?
"Judge me in January" is the coaching equivalent of "No, we are not nearly there yet …" Managers fear the fans' optimism.
Females giving birth had a higher probability of surviving to the following year (0.851) than females that did not give birth (0.777; Figure 2) but the nearly equivalent, second-best model indicated no difference in survival at 0.828 ±0.0211).
The findings from our study demonstrate that the 600 mg GDT and 800 mg TRF, the nearly equivalent dose of gamma and delta tocotrienols were not bioequivalent in the healthy volunteers.
To compound the issue, the city of Durham has a tree budget equivalent to about 500 new plantings a year- not nearly enough to meet their goal regardless of the plantings distributions.
