-
Equivalents is a
series of
photographs of
clouds taken by
Alfred Stieglitz from 1925 to 1934. They are
generally recognized as the
first photographs intended...
- 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...
- attributes. Generally,
faculty perform the
determination of
course equivalencies.
Course equivalency decisions can
often be
appealed by
presenting evidence to...
- An
anginal equivalent is a
symptom such as
shortness of
breath (dyspnea), diap****sis (sweating),
extreme fatigue, or pain at a site
other than the chest...
-
Logical equivalent may
refer to:
logical equivalence exclusive nor, a
logic gate This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the
title Logical...
- In
applied sciences, the
equivalent radius (or mean radius) is the
radius of a
circle or
sphere with the same perimeter, area, or
volume of a non-circular...
- an
equivalent circuit refers to a
theoretical circuit that
retains all of the
electrical characteristics of a
given circuit. Often, an
equivalent circuit...
- The term
human equivalent is used in a
number of
different contexts. This term can
refer to
human equivalents of
various comparisons of
animate and inanimate...
- In chemistry,
equivalent weight (also
known as gram
equivalent or
equivalent m****) is the m**** of one
equivalent, that is the m**** of a
given substance...
- An
equivalent (symbol:
officially equiv;
unofficially but
often Eq) is the
amount of a
substance that
reacts with (or is
equivalent to) an
arbitrary amount...
