It says Mr Bush was "told he could do ET for three months or transfer". ET referred to equivalent training, a procedure for meeting training requirements without attending regularly scheduled drills.
Networks were constructed according to laboratory measurements are referred as equivalent networks.
In order to derive the sufficient condition for the unique decoding, we refer the equivalent channel in (C.2) in Appendix 3 mathbf{z}=mathbf{HEd}+mathbf{n}.
This paper presents the results from a study that was carried out to determine the capability of the Equivalent Initial Flaw Size approach, referred to as Equivalent Corrosion Damage (ECD), to predict the effect that corrosion has on the residual life of fuselage lap joints.
Total glutathione content, referred to as "equivalent GSH" (Eq GSH), is the sum of GSH and doubled GSSG concentrations (2GSH→GSSG).
Models fitting covariance data equally well are traditionally referred to as equivalent models, though they are more accurately described as "fit-equivalent but causally-different" models.
All patients with a chief complaint of chest pain or an anginal equivalent referred to our CPU were eligible for this study.
The approach involves combining both the site and array characteristics in a single parameter referred to as equivalent unit array output and expressing the composite parameter as a function of geographical co-ordinates.
