A London council, for example, tackled printing by showing that if every employee used one less sheet of paper a day it saved paper equivalent to the height of a local landmark.
Using the Abra platform, any "teller" can accept paper currency, charge a discretionary fee (part of which is split with Abra) and then transfer full funds to a corresponding "teller" across borders, who receives the funds and hands the paper equivalent to their end-recipient.
Detection was achieved from an area of FTA paper equivalent to 0.62 Blepharisma cells.
Representative Carolyn Maloney (D NY) sympathized with the publishers, worrying that "we have to protect our intellectual property" and that freely available papers are equivalent to "research that's immediately being sent to another country".
"If it doesn't work out, the value of the paper is equivalent to the value of the real estate".
Therefore, the developed BN with the proposed method in this paper is equivalent to GO-FLOW model at one time point.
Vavryčuk (2001) suggested two parameters to explain the mixing ratios of DC and CLVD and the ratio of ISO to the total; the variables −ϵ and (c^{text{ISO}}) in the original paper are equivalent to ϵ and (v) in the present study, respectively.
If the distributed time-varying delay reduces to infinite distributed delay and binary descriptions were removed from (3.5), the model reduces to model studied in [9], and then the results obtained in this paper are equivalent to those of Theorem 1 in [9].
We then proved that the Net Expected Regret Difference, first presented in this paper, is equivalent to net benefits as described in the original DCA.
The results showed that we could clearly detect an amplification product when the area of FTA paper was equivalent to 1.25 Blepharisma cells but not from an equivalent of 0.625 Blepharisma cells.. Repeated experiments demonstrated that, on average, this technique could be used to detect levels of Blepharisma down to the equivalent of a single cell.
