He beat John Klauk by 5 and 4 at Oakland Hills in Bloomfield Hills, Mich., after shooting the equivalent of a 28 on the front nine and making the turn 4 up.
The last thing the majority of Saturday's crowd at Twickenham want to see is France shooting the equivalent of a 64 and Irishmen wildly celebrating another trophy in Scotland.
Using Wi-Fi in a Starbucks or airport, for example, leaves you open to hackers shooting the equivalent of "gossamer threads into your phone, which they use to reel in your data," said Martin H. Singer, chief executive of Pctel, a company in Bloomingdale, Ill., that provides wireless security services to government and industry.
That means that under the right conditions, a RED setup using a Monstro 645 will be shooting the equivalent of a medium-format digital photo from a $40,000 DSLR — fifty times a second.
As for the Ryder Cup, he said he expects players often shooting the equivalent of 66 to 68.
(For "Knocked Up," Apatow shot the equivalent of more than a million feet of film, four times more than Ron Shelton shot in making the 1988 classic "Bull Durham").
The Clippers reserves shot the equivalent of a 10-under-par round against the Magic by extending leads and making eight of 12 three-point shots.
One group of 50 plants was used as controls and the other was treated with GA4 by applying 10 µL aliquots of a 20 µM aqueous solution directly to the shoot apex, equivalent to ∼13.3 ng of GA4 per application.
The trend stops there, though; Nelson does not appear to be a characteristic slow-starter, as his two seasons in between his All-Star year and now feature beginnings of roughly equivalent shooting and scoring to his final marks.
As he demonstrated in the latest episode of Munchies, if you catch him on the right night chef Cal Elliot of Rye restaurant in Brooklyn will make you a delicious braised short rib grilled cheese with Taleggio and frisee, even after shooting down the equivalent of ten shots of whiskey.
