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The contribution of the first, n = 0, term v w, 0 ϵ to the Wigner equation is: (18) ∫ d p ′ v w, 0 ϵ (x, p − p ′ ) f w ϵ (x, p ′, t ) = − ϕ (x ) f w ϵ (x, p, t ) ∂ p. Transferred to the left this term completes the left hand side of (13), which becomes equivalent to (16).

The measures enacted in 1976 also produced a huge foreign debt by the late 1980s, which became equivalent to three-fourths of the GNP.

The measures enacted during the last dictatorship also contributed to the huge foreign debt by the late 1980s, which became equivalent to three-fourths of the GNP.

Furthermore, for a Banach space, we consider a distance in the space of all norms in which are equivalent to (for which becomes a Baire space).

format, which becomes a tad monotonous.

Example: x+2*0=2, which becomes x=2.

As those individuals which undergo induced switching are also those which have undergone selection, the selection coefficient s X becomes equivalent to a cost of induced switching, as seen in equation (1) above (see also Discussion).

Using (11), this becomes equivalent to considering whether MI B, { A, D}| C) is the same as MI B, { A, D}), which are clearly inequal.

Everything becomes equivalent, relative and justifiable.

graph G 1 and condition (3.10) becomes equivalent to (3.1).

As d tends to infinity, y d † becomes equivalent to ŷpost.