(3) the form of formal education are public kindergarten or taman kanak-kanak (TK), Islamic kindergarten or raudhatul athfal (RA), and other comparable forms, (4) early childhood education in the line form of non-formal educational are play group and garden nursery, or other equivalent forms.
Options being considered include pairing a clean energy target with a second program that could help fund a HELE coal plant if it proved cheaper than other comparable forms of power, or creatively designing the clean energy target (and the definition of "clean") so that it offers new coal the same incentive as, say, a solar farm.
Where complete state disestablishment is not possible, one way to ensure fair background conditions is to provide roughly comparable forms of assistance or recognition to each of the various languages and religions of citizens.
Reliability is the extent to which the test is in agreement, where agreement may occur across two time periods (e.g., test-retest), between comparable forms of the same test, between individual sections of a test, or among different raters [ 15- 17].
Genevieve Koski of The A.V. Club later commented that Friendship Is Magic is an example of a show that, while considered "girly", has been able to tap into the nerd culture to allow it to gain wider acceptance than other comparable forms.
Six comparable forms of the test were used.
The results for comparable forms of PMM and LRD are indistinguishable.
The findings from our interviews during the item generation also pointed to comparable forms of social pressure.
Most important for the present discussion, the science needed to resolve legal disputes very often does not preexist the controversy (Jasanoff 1995), but rather is contingently constructed to answer case-specific questions that might never have arisen through pure or paradigm-generated science, or not in comparable form.
We follow White and Arzi in defining a longitudinal study as "… one in which two or more measures or observations of a comparable form are made of the same individuals or entities over a period of at least one year" (2005, p.138).
It thus provides a much fuller context for the German Idealist movement than has been hitherto available in any comparable form in English.
