Kant gives several specifications of the Categorical Imperative, which he regards as equivalent (G 4: 429, 431, 433, 433); but at bottom, it is the requirement that in deliberating we test our motives by considering whether the principle they express can be endorsed as a universal law.
which is similar with that in conventional MIMO systems by regarding and as equivalent channel matrix and noise vector.
However, it is clear that paclitaxel and docetaxel differ in their tolerability profiles and in other respects, and cannot be regarded as directly equivalent drugs.
From 2006, an ILC should be regarded as equivalent to two-thirds of an A-level.
As is discussed, heat generation can be regarded as equivalent inlet temperature variations.
Alarmed by the running turmoil in the debt markets, investors have refused to buy certain securities that not long ago many regarded as equivalent to cash.
Following the Commission's order, respondent was offered a new position with the Defense Department, but not one that he regarded as equivalent to his former employment.
These macaque species are typically regarded as equivalent models of cognitive aging, yet no direct comparisons have been made to support this assumption.
If AIDS and global warming, say, are regarded as equivalent national security crises to reducing nuclear arms or stabilizing Russia, then American diplomacy will find its energies and its influence dissipated.
In some curious way, being named Ravi Shankar emboldened me to pursue writing — a career that my father, a traditional-minded Indian, regarded as equivalent to rodeo clown in the hierarchy of suitable professions.
