The British authorities have more recently instituted another linguistic usage by which the visible balance is equivalent to the true merchandise balance.
He described the building's spiderweb pattern of steel and glass, which becomes denser in spots requiring more support, as "structure made visible" — the modern equivalent of flying buttresses.
The clitoris of bonobos is larger and more externalized than in most mammals; a young adolescent "female bonobo is maybe half the weight of a human teenager, but her clitoris is three times bigger than the human equivalent, and visible enough to waggle unmistakably as she walks".
Results of both methods are equivalent as visible in the double logarithmic line and Bland-Altman plots (Figs. 7 and 8 and Table 3).
Obviously, the model here is the male body, but he was certain that women must have some equivalent experience, not visible but essentially identical.
Many people are distressed by the appearance of their legs – 15-20% of people have visible varicose veins, and an equivalent percentage may have hidden ones that can, nonetheless, cause symptoms such as aching legs, swollen ankles and discoloured patches of skin.
Notably, the above-described catalysis reactions were accelerated to some extent under visible light irradiation, providing an equivalent to a slightly higher cyclohexane conversion with a similar product distribution compared to the corresponding thermal catalysis reactions.
'Photosynthetically Active Radiation' (PAR) is the range of electromagnetic radiation between 400 and 700 nanometers, roughly equivalent to the visible light spectrum, that plants (and most photosynthetic organisms) harness for photosynthesis.
The atchr23 loss-of-function mutant did not show any visible phenotype, neither did the equivalent atchr12 loss-of-function mutant.
Here, we tested the idea that M1, despite lacking a cytoarchitecturally visible L4, nevertheless possesses its equivalent in the form of excitatory neurons with input output circuits like those of the L4 neurons in sensory areas.
