Unwin singled out National Vocational Qualifications at levels 1 and 2, which are equivalent to GCSEs.
This leads to the formation of large fibrin complexes, which are equivalent to blood clots.
At higher energies, second-order electronic patterns are observed, which are equivalent to a super-Lieb lattice.
We have 11 departments, in which we offer basically undergraduate licenses, which are equivalent, more or less, to B. A.s.
TPA includes athletes with more severe impairments, which are equivalent to a sport class 1 or 2 on a three-person keelboat.
Unions said the job cuts, which are equivalent to 8% of Santander's 23,000 UK workforce, were "a bitter blow" before Christmas.
The swaps and options, which are equivalent to about 4percentt of McDonald's outstanding shares, are not required to be reported to regulators.
National Vocational Qualifications at levels one and two, which are equivalent to GCSEs, do nothing to protect young people against unemployment, the thinktank has found.
generally, to observe a protocol whereby objects which are equivalent or have equivalent names under some predicate defined by the protocol are mapped to a single canonical object.
This table tracks locality numbers from other museums which are equivalent to a UCMP locality number, and UCMP localities which are synonymous with other UCMP numbers.
The present paper focuses on the computational aspects for determining the actual design loads leading to effects, which are equivalent to the dynamic action, caused by turbulent wind.
