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The term static analysis is often equated with the idea of automated bug searching in software.

The ROW data type can be equated to a table definition: It defines multiple columns that are grouped together into a tuple.

For Oa this equated to a choice to live or die and whether or not he would die for the big gurus currently incarnate.

Black humor is often associated with tragedy and is sometimes equated with tragic farce.

Follow Glad I wasn the only one who equated the word "funneling­ " with "stealing" ­ .

The absence of peripheral pulses should not be equated with PEA, as it may be due to severe peripheral vascular disease .

The reptilian mind is usually equated in the human one with traits like aggression, dominance and sexual appetite.

He equated this with Beijing's demonstration of antisatellite technology that pulverized one of its own weather satellites in January 2007.

Einstein believed in Spinoza's God, which he equated with nature itself, but he always held this "God" to be entirely knowable .

He must be taught that sovereignty is not equated with crowns of material possessions or conference of status by others.

In financial markets, the word is nearly always equated with information disclosure.

Although it's called a housing property tax, it is not to be equated with home property taxes in Western countries.

TorrentFreak lays out some of the reasons why illegal downloads should not be equated with lost sales.

This can be equated with those starving for lack of food in regions around the globe.

Mr. Hollender never equated his deportation with failure. 'It caused me to begin to re-examine what really matters, ' he says.

However, there was some debate over whether more flexibility necessarily equated currency appreciation.

Unfortunately, time may be lost before physical symptoms are equated with panic disorder and a correct diagnosis is made.

Under these conditions market risks can be equated with the risks affecting individual market participants.

Marketing is not equal to sales; marketing plan cannot be equated with sales plans.

The impact of application software quality has often been equated with availability and its dreaded converse, downtime.

Modernization should not be equated with breaking up with the past but rather an extension and incorporation of the past.

Should the allegiance the eight prosecutors of the Special Investigative Unit are showing their boss be equated with "independence? "

If you were swayed by someone's looks, would that be wrong? In the past, people often equated beauty with virtue and ugliness with vice.

This can be equated to transportation pileups and accidents as they occur global wide.

Having multiple streams of income can be equated to McDonalds serving chicken sandwiches even though they're a burger joint.

Somehow, "black" is always equated with failure.

It can be equated to going against the law of the wild, which disturbs the natural equilibrium of mankind.

Black, brown and gray can be equated to the emotions of depression, pain, anger, fear, terror, greed and lust.

The conceptual approach at WIPO that equated right- holder groups with public interest organizations still presented problems .

Copyright therefore cannot be equated with human rights or basic right.

According to his long life of art and art achievement, Ling Zifeng should be equated with Xie Jin.

Propositional forms are expressed by symbols, but can prepositional forms be equated with symbolization of propositions?

If fun and pleasure are equated with happiness, then pain must be equated with unhappiness.

Otherwise a tacky velvet painting could be equated to a Rembrandt.

Good scores in exams cannot be equated with intelligence.

According to the United Kingdom's Press Association, the pattern of streets equated to an area the size of Wales.

Probably, it is because of this belief that they draw another opposite conclusion that pain must be equated with unhappiness.

The ideas were ridiculous, but once Matson's students equated failure with innovation instead of defeat, they felt free to try anything.

The recommended levels they suggest for a typical passenger vehicle should be equated to 5. 5 metric tons of carbon dioxide.

Japanese consumers, who long equated high prices with excellent quality, in recent years have embraced value.

In the same way, arithmetic is not mathematics nor can mathematics be equated with arithmetic.

In some cultures, these values are being equated with the ugly face of modernity and are seen to encroach upon cherished identities.

So confused that love and slaughter are considered equated somehow in the vast distortion that humans live within.

But until the turn of the 20th century it did so by eschewing foreign loans, which were equated with a loss of sovereignty.

When using chromatic colors like green and blue, the colors were precisely equated in saturation and brightness levels, explained Niesta.

Being a virgin is still equated these days with being a prude, which is not who I am at all.

No data available. Country-specific rates equated to those of neighboring countries in the same region.

Survival biology can be equated to codependent love.

However, the amount of fruit sugar content varies not be equated.

He quotes Nobel prize-winning novelist Thomas Mann who wrote in 1919 that he equated the Bolshevik revolution in Russia with the Jews.

Wealth should not be equated with happiness.

The Church is never equated with Israel in the New Testament, and Christians are not Jews, true Israel, etc.

Any criticism of the market was equated with nostalgia for communism.

After a mental calculation, Fermi announced to his team that the bomb's energy had equated 10, 000 tons of TNT.

Wellbeing can be equated unto the fostering of the life journey upon all planes of reality physical and nonphysical.

But this is not to be equated with a high proficiency in the Chinese language.

More than 200 years ago Benjamin Franklin coined the now famous dictum that equated passing minutes and hours with shillings and pounds.

Synergy can be equated to being at peace within oneself.

H. Peter denounced false prophets and equated Paul's epistles with Scripture.

He equated inches to feet when buying lumber to make a bookcase .

In the current market environment, however, higher interest rates in China have been equated with risk aversion, and thus a stronger dollar.

And rightly or wrongly, it is equated with Americanization in much of the world.

Why should race necessarily be equated with diversity?

It shows that having the capacity to pay can not be simply equated with the improvement of the quality of consumption.

But in some logic teaching materials they are equated . This article chiefly discusses their differences.

people have equated design with lifestyle.

I understood why the people who equated political, economic, and social conservatism with Gods will hated me.

In the past, people often equated beauty with virtue and ugliness with vice.

However, even this large number equated to just one in 10 million stars.

Self-confidence is the courage, forthright performance, it can never be equated pride.

Researchers say it is thought that a small waist-to-hip ratio is equated in the mind with good health and high fertility.

Thought the film aesthetics can not be equated with the film aesthetic.

As argued by Furedi and Glassner, avoiding risk has become a dominant cultural theme, and technology is equated with risk.

But protecting Victoria Harbour, this special public asset of Hong Kong people, should not just be equated to no reclamation.

It's only been in the past 50 years or so that people equated a tan with health and wealth.

I think that the art of both the national character can not be equated with the world, we can not completely separate.

The Types of Ocean Civilization--Why European Civilization Cannot Be Equated with Ocean Civilization

Social attributes are phenomenon and cannot be equated with essence;

Calculation Method of Equated Gradient of Brake Distance for Express Passenger Train

The spirit that rights are equated with responsibilities

Fig. 1 Load of equated pig excrement in district and county of Tianjin

film language can not be equated to natural language, but the film symbol system and the nature of language system similar;