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This rise would be very dangerous indeed; it is equivalent to the change in average temperatures from the last ice age to today.

It can allow them to progress by the equivalent of two years in just a few weeks, the game's creator claims.

the equivalent of a deranged hairy-bellied scientist getting hold of the company's DNA and adding a dangerous dose of Hollywood flakiness.

But Mr. Barnett said the remaining monks held the equivalent of a sit-down strike and were joined by an additional 100 monks from Drepung.

I hope however that this recognition is not the equivalent of the gold watch to the retiring manager.

InfoQ: How much do you see your "SOA patterns" as being equivalent to "Web services patterns" ?

The net result of a non-competitive inhibitor is equivalent to converting some of the enzyme present to an inactive form.

Weibo is often said to be China's equivalent to Twitter, but in some key ways it's different.

A set of edge-triggered (or equivalent) latches which jointly store the state of a binary value through a clock cycle is termed a register.

To do a Bo, and do not know the operation, which is equivalent to a large extent, you do not you know how to dialogue with people like.

There's no equivalent to taking the stairs in meal planning, unless you know a nutritionist or two.

Economists said the amount of money ICBC hopes to bring into the country was roughly equivalent to one month of China's trade surplus.

They stand ready to pounce whenever the offshore renminbi exchange rate strays too far from its onshore equivalent.

Rice - which ideally requires flat land, lots of water and a warm climate - has no equivalent.

From this point of view, the Buddha said, "can not be said, " The word limit is equivalent to the word of modern science.

In case of a request, the end user can only access the records to which an equivalent token has been assigned to.

As one writer points out, to ask people to stop eating it is the equivalent of suggesting Americans give up turkey for Thanksgiving.

However, these experiences does not mean that there is no sense of pure nothing, but nothing equivalent to a positive.

"It's the equivalent of giving everyone a crazy sweater with a different colorful pattern on it, " she said.

It is concluded that the Equivalent Penetration Coefficient Method is accurate, simple, and easy to be popularized.

It accomplishes that with a special sensor called a microlens array, which puts the equivalent of many lenses into a small space.

It is at least equivalent to traditional follow-up in meeting the needs of patients with cancer.

However, the check itself is not the equivalent of the bank note, even though both are paper tickets.

Converts the numeric value of each element of a specified array of bytes to its equivalent hexadecimal string representation.

If spaceships that can fly faster than the speed of light were built, a day on board would be equivalent to a year on Earth.

The game, based on distinguishing between sounds, is claimed to deliver the equivalent of two years improvement in just a few weeks.

Every regular expression is logically equivalent to a state machine, and the parser of every regular expression implements a state machine.

People who were working on the subject soon found that it was basically equivalent to the form which had been originated by Heisenberg.

In a CDS, one party agrees to insure the other in the event of a bond default, in return for a fee (the equivalent of an insurance premium).

All languages are equally powerful in the sense of being Turing equivalent, but that's not the sense of the word programmers care about.

It needs to rein in its defence spending, which is currently equivalent to that of the next 20 countries combined.

If it fails to do so the United States, Europe and Mexico could eventually be allowed to respond with equivalent trade sanctions.

Some also have plenty of liquidity: Harrah's has cash and unused bank facilities equivalent to two years of interest payments.

Meanwhile, the long dance with the equivalent of being a ballet dancer, put the body into one graceful curves, graceful and dynamic.

direct lightning flash : A lightning to aerial cable or to the ground surface within the equivalent arcing distance D from buried cable .

By mapping stretches of Neanderthal DNA to its human equivalent, the researchers were able to complete bits of the jigsaw.

IPF and Provident loan out smaller sums of money (the equivalent of a few hundred dollars, typically) at shorter durations and higher rates.

In terms of impact, the financial crisis has behaved, roughly, like the economic equivalent of a drive-by shooting.

Download the equivalent layers and radar return image for your area, and you'll be ready to move on to the next step.

This is shameful, I need you to help me with a loan of 2500 Euros (equivalent to $3200) to pay my hotel bills and get my self home.

Premier Anna Bligh said the area about three quarters of a disaster area, the equivalent land area of South Africa.

The improved method has been used to analyze ICF experiment data, and a modified time history of equivalent temperature was obtained.

Information : solar energy equivalent to the Earth every minute shoot at the human consumption of energy a year.

This election process has been a boon for news sites and the equivalent of a 'millstone around the neck' for people like me.

"Reports often present the risk as if it were equivalent now to 1980. We don't see that in the United States, " she says.

Sort of the equivalent of a 2D Londoner living on the surface of the globe taking a short cut to Sydney via the Earth's core.

Some island nations have total populations roughly equivalent in size to that of a single city block in Tokyo.

But if you leave out a pole, creating the equivalent of a hole, part of the tent can sag, or bow out, or ripple unpredictably in the wind.

Cut-off The maximum length of sheet that can be printed on a web press and equivalent dto the circumference of its impression cylinder .

"Imagine a spider silk vest, capable of catching bullets, the modern day equivalent of Genghis Khan's arrows, " she said.

But I think there's a better approach than trying to motivate yourself with the human equivalent of canine obedience training.

The equivalent in value of a sum of money expressed in terms of a different currency at a fixed, official rate of exchange.

The plan would be fairer if such disputes were referred to a neutral forum in which "equivalent measures" could be defined.

The procedure is only equivalent to the orthogonal extension of the matrix and solution of a set of equations.

the relation of frequency and damp ratio of equivalent system to that of base fixed structure and groundwork base is given.

Vasopressin seems to be a key to attachment in male rodents. Oxytocin is the female equivalent.

Eventually, Suzuki caved in, called a news conference and said the equivalent of, "No comment. We're still thinking about it. "

The Forbidden City had been equivalent to the White House through Ming and Qing Dynasty but it is no more than a museum nowadays, chill.

The value of the goods on board to be arrested on application by a maritime claimant shall be equivalent to the amount of his claim.

Our region has an area equivalent to that of Switzerland and a population equivalent to that of Denmark.

As someone commented, the size of entire Indian online market is probably equivalent to that of just San Francisco!

That's the equivalent of every ounce of gold dug up by every gold miner in the world for the next five years.

De Waal suggested that this evidence of empathy in apes is "perhaps equivalent to what in human children is called 'sympathetic concern. '"

In software, an intractable problem can usually be replaced by an equivalent one that's easy to solve.

For the business to work , we have to be able to accept that signed code is really the equivalent of buying software in a box .

Researchers have now found a therapeutic equivalent which could replace penicillin and related pharmaceuticals.

This requirement is equivalent to being able to treat the electrons as if they were free.

It is quite fair because what and how much you want should be acquired with equivalent effort and cost.

Nuclear explosions are measured in kilotons , an energy release equivalent to that of thousands of tons of TNT.

To ordinary business owners, it appears as if these organisations are the institutional equivalent of Jekyll and Hyde.

The report said the cost would be equivalent to shaving growth in the world's GDP by only 0. 12 percentage points a year by 2030.

Certainly, the story of Arthur developed a life of its own after Geoffrey's account became the medieval equivalent of a bestseller.

Applicant has to indicate liquid assets of at least equivalent to RM500, 000 for the last 3 months up to the time of application.

The quality, then, would be irreproachable and equivalent to that of the raw fruit though not necessarily presenting the same aspect.

Ornithocheirus boasted a wingspan of 40 feet, equivalent to that of a small aeroplane.

For example, a common alias is ll, which invokes the equivalent of ls -l (ll is often referred to as long listing).

In the tree crown, the basal area growth of trunk sapwood is approximately equivalent to that of the upper branch sapwood.

A value of NULL is not considered to be greater than, less than, or equivalent to any other value, including another value of NULL.

A tire with a load index equal to that of the Original Equipment tire indicates an equivalent load capacity.

It ordered banks to set aside provisions equivalent to at least 130% of loans that are likely to turn sour.

That would be the equivalent of a human lifting around the weight of an African elephant.

To evaluate the potential energy we first observe that every positive ion is in a position equivalent to that of every other position ion.

She must be able to convert a decimal length measure given in centimeters (to be read from the input) to the imperial equivalent in inches.

Equivalent staging is only a measure to relate how the organization is compared to other organizations in terms of maturity levels.

JSF, to put it in terms we Domino developers understand, is the equivalent of a custom-class rendering engine.

In the 4th stage larvae, the length of mouth cavity of A. duodenale is almost equivalent to its width, but that of N. americanus is shorter.

Terra, in her own way, has been a very ill planet, equivalent to one in human form with terminal cancer.

The answer is no; these two properties are equivalent, and we are going to see that right now.

Our hypothesis was that the various constructs available for posterior cervicothoracic fixation would be mechanically equivalent.

Even a day cannot be wasted, as it is now the equivalent of a week.

Even a day cannot be wasted, as it is now the equivalent of a week.

The preliminary suggestion about adjusting deformation result of the equivalent model is provided for a reference in engineering design.

The so-called End of a few refers to a number of precisely equivalent to it and all the factors.

Hair without damage, but only a week to move mouth, then make a monthly ChenLouYun equivalent of money, why not?

Implanted into the body, bioactive glass forms a mineral matrix on its surface equivalent to that of natural bone, hydroxyapatite .

Many clothing enterprise's Web site, can only be equivalent to the company's "online shop" , its fatal drawback is lack of scalability.

The stresses acting over the surface of the body must produce tractions which are equivalent to the loads being applied to the body.

A combined strength of a headful of human hair is capable of supporting a weight equivalent to that of 99 people.

But it would apply to all subordinated securities and would be at least equivalent in value to the common equity.

The flea can jump 350 times its body length. For a human, that would be equivalent to jumping the length of a football field.

The thickness of the submucosal elevation created by 3% sodium alginate in porcine stomach was equivalent to that of sodium hyaluronate.

For example, criteria is often equivalent to the WHERE clause in an SQL expression, without the word WHERE.

Thus, the market value of a convertible bond tends to fluctuate with the market value of an equivalent number of shares of common stock.

Soon you'll be able to hold in the palm of your hand computing power equivalent to that of a desktop or laptop.

The words 'caught up' are easy to understand, they are the equivalent of the word delusion.

It is not hard to see why: to Belgian leaders trapped in the national equivalent of a bad marriage, the EU's free love must look like bliss.

If it could be made as complex as a human brain, it could be the equivalent of a human brain and do whatever a human brain can do.

The U. S. would need to show that the cyber weapon used had an effect that was the equivalent of a conventional attack.

Predicting where the ball will go is equivalent to deciding whether to open a chain of seafood restaurants on the Gulf Coast.

This could be exposed to you to simply compound the equivalent interest and say that you'll be willing to pay 1 over 1 r squared dollars.

The indentation at the beginning of each paragraph should be five spaces, or the equivalent of the TABS key, in MLA research paper formats.

Iqbal Masih was a Pakistani boy who was sold to a carpet industry as a child slave at the age of 4 for the equivalent of (12) USD.

It is still proper to discount the payoff by the rate of returnoffered by an equivalent investment.

Then the image of the letters and figures section of film is large enough to hold the equivalent of a page of text.

But as per the international standards, contents of the side letters cannot be equivalent to a treaty.

The tower is divided into a number of horizontal sections by metal trays or plates, and each one is the equivalent of a still.

Now they are roughly equivalent in terms of features, and Quartz is closely integrated with other parts of the system.

Converts the string representation of a number in a specified style to its double- precision floating- point number equivalent .

Unable to pay back the equivalent of two years' earnings, he was in despair. He could see no way out.

The book retailer failed, the auction site did not set the world on fire and Russia already had a Yahoo equivalent in Yandex.

If there was a Chinese equivalent of the The Onion, it might consider such a headline.

CAD causes approximately 17 million deaths per year: the equivalent of one out of every three deaths worldwide.

In terms of the delivery of antioxidants, two cups of tea is equivalent to five portions of vegetables or two apples.

A relationship correlates at least two semantically equivalent business objects that are represented in different physical formats.

One of the most violent earthquakes recorded in history occurred in Latin America in 1906, which had the equivalent of 100 H-bombs.

The total cost of energy for a year is about $300, the equivalent of 7, 700 pounds of CO2.

Because activation records are implemented on a stack, they are often referred to as stack frames, but both terms are equivalent.

The equivalent amount of canned tomatoes is often under $1.

Remember that this matches each CD with each artist, producing the equivalent with a SQL join.

The terms of the deal imply a loss to Greece's lenders equivalent to 21% of the market value of their debts, said the IIF.

"I am not trying to be the equivalent of the UK foreign secretary for all of Europe, " she says.

equivalent to the total mass of identical packages which might be stacked on it during transport .

The spoony button was a Full Dress button a cadet used to give to his girlfriend, the equivalent to the modern A-Pin.

To keep astronauts in the equivalent of an equatorial region, the living quarters of the spacecraft would have to be doughnut-shaped .

The equivalent heat transfer efficient is obtained from the calculation of the heat resistance, then check the wall thickness of heat pipe.

Candidate must possess at least a Bachelor's Degree, in Engineering (Mechanical, Mechatronics, Electronics & Electrical) or equivalent.

A quick cold shower will rejuvenate you so that you will even feel like the equivalent of a few more hours of sleep.

Economic equivalent for a certain security measure is the difference of brought economic benefit and implementation cost of the measure.

Simple channel management products can be equivalent to the wholesale, mobile business card of its resources to be sold to the channel.

Provide specific assessment materials for at least 50% of the units on the equivalent programme being delivered by the International centre.

Some railmen calculate that this is equivalent to a subsidy of about $240m a year, on top of what Amtrak gets from the government.

Our equivalent to winter is wetness and that seems to have all dried up.

At least bachelor degree or equivalent in a natural science, a mathematical science, computer science, or related field.

If it does really well, it also makes it on to the digg. com home-page, the equivalent of a newspaper's front page.

The company says one minute of walking can produce enough energy for an equivalent amount of play time from a portable audio player.

The epithet has no Chinese equivalent, he noted, probably because "aggressive" ways and attitudes are missing in Chinese culture.

when the supply voltage is supplied to it, an equivalent PN diode structure in it acts, thus able to avoid the dead lock phenomenon.

The dark red tinges on a leaf of red leaf lettuce are the plant kingdom's equivalent of suntan lotion.

Converts the value of a specified Unicode character to its lowercase equivalent using specified culture-specific formatting information.

Google's page on Renren, a Chinese equivalent of Facebook, was closed on Wednesday, robbing the company of a key marketing space.

For the case of a human task, the roles and resources defined in Modeler are mapped into the equivalent constructs in FileNet.

You build up the action panel as a HorizontalPanel, roughly the equivalent of a Swing box, as shown in Listing 6.

An electrical field removes any ions present, so the rate of seed growth should be equivalent to that in nature with no cosmic rays around.

The only bright spot was China, where an equivalent survey showed a bounce back in manufacturing in September after a weak August.

If the program is such that the compiler cannot vectorize, it automatically tries to call the equivalent MASS scalar functions.

If China were to become the I. M. F. 's major financier it should have veto power on terms equivalent to those of the United States.

The visual image of the letters making up the word is converted into its spoken equivalent.

gets the equivalent heat exchange coefficient of the surface protection material measured on-the-sit.

When she's the only one to possess them, she's the equivalent of the United States at the end of World War II: a truly global power.

The code elements in the Java source files are tagged by model importer as if an equivalent UML element in the model exists.

Britain, too, has set up a cyber-security policy outfit, and an "operations centre" based in GCHQ, the British equivalent of the NSA.

Still, selling complex CDOs is not the equivalent to making a market in stocks or other widely traded securities.

The gene is known as Sir-2 in yeast, sir standing for silent information regulator, and its equivalent in mice and humans is called SIRT-1.

"It is the equivalent of having a vicar in a dog collar bowing down to Lord Ram on a Diwali stamp, " he said.

Could it be that Penrose and Gurzadyan did the cosmological equivalent of looking too hard at clouds trying to make rabbit shapes?

The equivalent conditions for a bounded closed convex set-valued mapping to be a perfect additive Set-valued measure are given.

Q: The U. S. Energy Star program gives the equivalent of a "good citizen" award to appliance manufacturers who build efficient products.

Some men ended up with a male equivalent of postnatal depression, he said.

"It's just so cheap to start a business. " It cost him the equivalent of $12, 000, which he had in savings, he said.

So if you stick your chopsticks in the rice bowl, it looks like this shrine and is equivalent to wishing death upon a person at the table!

This paper gives two equivalent conditions of similar and quasi-similar operators on the sequence space and the relation between them.

Windows Forms has no equivalent of a command update mechanism.

By the way, did any of you know what Gandhiji scored in his Matriculation Exams (which is equivalent to our SSC boards today)?

Concept of grade equivalent, major working methodology and factors impacting secondary orebody outlining by grade equivalent are described.

And the iPod music player and its like have proved a fashionable and popular new way to listen to songs. The book world has no equivalent.

Two years of experience in product management, asset management or sales or equivalent.

or equivalent language-specific event syntax causes the potentially still-connected source to hold a strong reference to the handlers.

The alt attribute allows you to provide a text equivalent for an image (and for some other elements).

To say that Reason or Understanding is in the world, is equivalent in its import to the phrase 'Objective Thought'.

A synchronization definition is equivalent to a single publication and a single subscription to it.

Why, in Sign (or the local equivalent), assuming they were fortunate enough to have learned it in infancy.

So Start rejects 90 per cent of those who apply for its three-year programme leading to the Abitur, the German equivalent of A-levels.

In the course of his 40-year travelling life he went the equivalent of ten times round the equator, covering 6, 000 miles or so a year.

Experts believe a bear's hearing and eyesight are equivalent to a person's. What happens when you and a grizzly meet?

The country has already spent well more than the equivalent of 20% of a year's gross domestic product rescuing its banks.

Create the digital equivalent of hanging a "Do Not Disturb Sign" on the door.

In other words, setting a field or property to its own default value is equivalent of not setting it at all .

The level of daily expression is equivalent to the elementary level of HSK, one should be able to carry out simple business communication.

I asked Srey Neth how much it would cost to buy her freedom. She named an amount equivalent to $150.

Control has no direct equivalent; it supports the use of a dropdown overflow menu instead.

An equivalent proposition of saddle point and a saddle point theorem in the sense of strict efficiency are given.

He found out that the difference was equivalent to slightly more than one per cent a year.

In the toy model, a complete revolution of a plasmon exactly along the same path would be equivalent to time travel.

The land and building area as large as the National Palace Museum, also equivalent to a water area of the Summer Palace.

"I personally would like to see the equivalent of a Stanford computer science degree on the Web, " Dr. Ng said.

Converts the string representation of a number in a specified style and culture-specific format to its 16-bit unsigned integer equivalent.

To help with this, set up the Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) key to detect an access point that you can connect to.

Women's brains, which are smaller on average than those of men, have experienced an equivalent drop in size.

Yet Mr Porter has not had the equivalent of a number-one hit since "The Competitive Advantage of Nations" 20 years ago.

Violating these laws would result in a fine equivalent to 2-10% of a company's annual turnover.

Such policies are equivalent to trying to resuscitate a patient long since dead.

So when the crisis was to master the Baidu search engine, equivalent to master most of the network have the right to speak.

My appropriation of it was roughly the equivalent of pouring a pint of beer over the well- known personage's head .

It may be that the notion of fair play is an intangible equivalent of these systems.

This phenomenon was explained with the avalanche ionization mechanism and the concept of the equivalent pulse was proposed.

Officials in the U. S. had to fight an invasion of the fish with the equivalent of a nuclear bomb.

As the Times, another Murdoch paper, has correctly pointed out, British journalism is in its equivalent of the MPs expenses scandal.

One bank manager told me that his Zhejiang branch made a profit equivalent to the combined profit of all the branches of his bank in China.

This so-called "pick-up tax" reduces the federal death tax by an equivalent amount, thus there is no increase in the over-all taxes.

Accounting rate of interest - ARI: Discount rate used to convert future values of benefits and costs into equivalent present values.

Representation of a logical value to its Boolean equivalent using the specified culture - specific formatting information .

Converts the string representation of a number to its double- precision floating - point number equivalent .

And a few small those who sell domestic sale price to be equivalent to sale price of domestic Le Fu only even 5 fold.

In general, cold winter days in 2010 turned out to be less cold than equivalent days in earlier years had been.

It was the equivalent of a goodbye card from those diligent employees of Islington Council.

Converts the string representation of a number in a specified culture-specific format to its 64-bit unsigned integer equivalent.

By the way, developers did not feel shy to indicate for this model the maximum value of equivalent sensitivity at the level ISO 8000.

At the quantum scale, virtual pairs consisting of a particle and its antimatter equivalent are constantly popping into existence.

In all ships in which a heating system is required, the heating should be by means of hot water, warm air, electricity, steam or equivalent.

a sequence is a group of scenes making up a dramatic unit of the film, in a narrative film often equivalent to a scene.

They carried the study out on mice fed on a diet so high in saturated fats that it was equivalent to eating a cream cake with every meal.

S. is precisely the kind of dilemma that makes China's leadership assume the foreign policy equivalent of the fetal position.

English ability must be eighth grade or equivalent, and able to communicate with foreigners well orally.

Every mortgage is balanced by an equivalent amount of an identical, and openly traded, bond.

During the course of study there was a significant and equivalent increase in primary medical prevention in both groups.

In order for you to be officially accepted without provision, you must submit a complete high school transcript of grades or the equivalent.

If this is a true currency union, a deposit in any eurozone bank must be the equivalent of a deposit in any other bank.

WIE: Would Jung's pure ego state be equivalent to a condition where we were in touch with reality directly as it is?

Converts the string representation of a number in a specified culture-specific format to its 32-bit signed integer equivalent.

animal unit - AU: Measurement based upon the amount of feed eaten and manure produced by an average mature horse or cow or the equivalent.

The energy in sunlight striking the earth for 40 minutes is equivalent to global energy consumption for a year.

A medium-sized dog has the same impact as a Toyota Land Cruiser driven 6, 000 miles a year, while a cat is equivalent to a Volkswagen Golf.

Over the course of a year, that's the equivalent of eating 184 bags of crisps or 38 roast beef dinners.

This paper discusses number of equivalent propositions and characteristics for integrable in the sense of Riemann.

Several world religions believe in a mythical mountain that's equivalent to the Garden of Eden.

It must have been ego-deflating for Turtles once they realized, what Dennis and Eckhardt were looking for was the equivalent of robots.

Mushroom bodies are the insect equivalent of the human neocortex , the outer layer of our brain, which handles complex cognition.

Through a subscription management interface, a subscriber can define conditions that are equivalent to a WHERE clause.

Converts the string representation of a number in a specified culture-specific format to its 8-bit signed integer equivalent.

Notice that the return value must be one of the pre-defined values, EQUIVALENT, PRECEDES, or FOLLOWS.

That number might be difficult to raise on a cramped spaceship but could be more feasible than raising an equivalent number of chickens.

Moderate exercise was defined as the equivalent of taking a brisk, 30-minute walk a day, six days a week.

List of each assignment of copyright including any record of recordation in the U. S Copyright Office or any non-U. S. equivalent thereof.

Only these parts can be converted into a "general equivalent commodity, " currency.

Crewmembers without certificates of competency or other equivalent documents shall be prohibited from serving onboard.

So, I have had a few Thoughts: Farewell Internet is not equivalent to bid farewell to the network?

The average Briton spends 15. 8 hours a week online , the equivalent to 34 days a year .

A new number segment begins for a new layer of processing, and would be equivalent to a method invocation.

And no, at that time I was not the mental giant you see before you. I was the intellectual equivalent of a ninety-eight pound weakling.

The heat exchanged by nature convection between cylinder ektexine and air was equivalent to that from the holes on plastic cylinder.