-
called Equivalents combined two very
important aspects of his photography: the
technical and the aesthetic. He was a
master at both, but with
Equivalents he...
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refers to the
latter as
county equivalents. The 237
county equivalents include the
District of
Columbia and 100
equivalents in U.S.
territories (such as...
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patient at high
cardiac risk.
Anginal equivalents are
considered to be
symptoms of
myocardial ischemia.
Anginal equivalents are
considered to have the same...
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territory equivalent to a
regional county muni****lity (French:
territoires équivalents à une MRC), is a
territorial unit used by
Statistics Canada and the Institut...
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divides them into
county equivalents. The U.S.
Census Bureau counts American Samoa's
districts and
atolls as
county equivalents.
American Samoa locally...
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number of gram or mole
equivalents of
solute present in one
liter of solution. The SI unit of
normality is
equivalents per
liter (Eq/L). N = m s o...
- The
Equivalent was a sum
negotiated at £398,085 10s. 0d. (
equivalent to £84,606,229 in 2023) paid to
Scotland by the
English Government under the terms...
- shadows. With
experiment as a guide, you find Wenzel's
equivalents, Mitscherlich's
equivalents, they are
nothing else but
molecular groups. If I had the...
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considered a cash
equivalent.
Equity investments mostly are
excluded from cash
equivalents,
unless they are
essentially cash
equivalents (e.g., preferred...
- The
doctrine of
equivalents is a
legal rule in many (but not all) of the world's
patent systems that
allows a
court to hold a
party liable for patent...
