Yet we routinely hear this Israel-Gaza fighting described as a morally equivalent "cycle of violence".
The DWs faired the worst, with a mean of 117,210 equivalent cycles.
Results: The UWs lasted the longest, with a mean of 309,362 equivalent cycles.
Figure 3b, d, f, and h are images of microtubule labeling for either the same cell or cells of equivalent cell cycle stages.
{text{DD}} = frac{{W_{{{text{bat}},{text{stored}}}} }}{{365 cdot W_{{{text{bat}},{text{us}}}} }} (5)The number of equivalent storage cycles, n, is estimated by the ratio of the annual charged energy and the usable capacity of the battery (6).
Recent research suggests that an emerging power cycle technology using supercritical carbon dioxide (s-CO2) operated in a closed-loop Brayton cycle offers the potential of equivalent or higher cycle efficiency versus supercritical or superheated steam cycles at temperatures relevant for CSP applications.
In the pooled analysis of the phase I/IIb and phase III studies (Table 1) [ 11], the primary endpoint of equivalent ORR at cycle 8 was met, with 56.6 % of patients responding to CT-P6 compared with 61.9%% of patients receiving Herceptin.
Our results indicate that parasequence frequencies are significantly higher than the number of time equivalent astronomical cycles.
An average friction factor was taken of 3 runs from the high-load stage of the loading cycle (equivalent to the stance phase of walking).
Transitions were determined from probabilities of disease states, and after a number of cycles equivalent to the expected remaining lifespan of a 65 year old man, all individuals end up in the dead state.
