(There has been some progress towards reprogramming other cells to behave like embryonic stem cells; but whether these reprogrammed cells are in fact equivalent is not yet clear).
Each of these, you can prove that is in fact equivalent to choosing fij as I showed you before, which is in fact finite dimensional.
Meinong endorsed a view that was supposed to be distinct from Platonism, but most philosophers now agree that it is in fact equivalent to Platonism.
In this paper, we show that incremental nonlinear dynamic inversion (INDI) — more familiar in the aerospace community — are in fact equivalent to TDC.
The J criterion is in fact equivalent to the T criterion when the true model is indeed one of the two competing models in their pairwise comparison.
In the Americas it was called "piece of eight," or "Spanish milled dollar," and was, in fact, equivalent to the U.S. silver dollar.
We study the structures of two types of generalizations of intersection-bodies and the problem of whether they are in fact equivalent.
Though it might at first appear that the authors of a new financial report with the sobering title "Investing in a Time of Climate Change" are analogous to the Japanese and Russians in this story, they are, in fact, equivalent to Colin W. Clark, holding up a quantitative mirror to a fundamentally existential problem.
Especially, it is shown that χ2(D) and the second power moment K2(D) are in fact equivalent to each other and hence the two criteria, χ2(D) and MMA, share the same optimal supersaturated designs, which can be constructed from saturated orthogonal arrays and other supersaturated designs.
The two statements are in fact equivalent because, if the first were possible, then the work obtained could be used, for example, to generate electricity that could then be discharged through an electric heater installed in a body at a higher temperature.
