Some pairwise balanced design closures are given, with 181 possible exceptions for K={8,9}, 29 possible exceptions when K is the set of prime powers equivalent to 0,1 (mod 8), and when K is the set of prime powers equivalent to 0,1 (mod 4) excluding 4 and 5 we list 26 possible exceptions under the extra restriction v≢4 (mod 8).
She is currently Scotland's first minister (the prime ministerial equivalent north of the border) and sits in the Scottish parliament.
In the case of both Spotify and Amazon Prime, the equivalent figure was 13% of users, while for Now TV, Sky's dish-free online streaming service, it was 10%.
First, the chief minister (the island's prime ministerial equivalent) is stepping down, along with a handful of long-time MHKs, meaning that the average age of a member, currently around 56, is likely to plummet.
Urbanisation displaces millions of hectares of high-quality agricultural land each year - McKinsey estimates that prime land equivalent in size to Italy could be sacrificed to expanding cities in less than 20 years.
When mice immunised with ChAd63/MVA were challenged with live Plasmodium berghei sporozoites, microneedle-mediated ChAd63.ME-TRAP priming demonstrated equivalent protective efficacy as did ID immunisation.
And, Mr. Simmons said, a reality show starring Mr. Combs would be the prime-time equivalent of his trademark posse, a signifier of his importance and value.
It was banished to Friday nights, the prime-time equivalent of being told to sit in the corner and not talk to anyone.
Reviewers seemed to think it would be the prime-time equivalent of the Hindenburg explosion (though ratings for the premiere episode were encouraging).
Good role model in terms of emotional communication, but it's doubtful that a lot of growing boys were watching; "Providence" is the prime-time equivalent of a chick flick.
Yet Pittsburgh traded its special, dynamic playmaker, still very much in his prime, in the equivalent of an N.F.L. garage sale.
