All bets--whether on red or black, or on a specific number--are equivalent on a risk-adjusted basis.
Mastcam-34 has a 34mm lens, or a 35mm-equivalent focal length of 115mm.
On a tax-equivalent basis, the munis were paying 5.7% for folks in the 30% tax bracket.
The Soka Gakkai was then little more than a Buddhist-equivalent of the Salvation Army.
Back when Livestream announced its Studio HD500 all-in-one, the company told us a software-based equivalent would be coming at some point during Q1 2013.
Refinancing applications jumped 30 percent last week, to more than double the rate we had last fall, saving the average homeowner hundreds of dollars a month -- the equivalent of a generous tax cut.
Silver Wheaton did see a big jump with year-on-year silver-equivalent ounce production with a 26% jump to 7.7 million silver-equivalent ounces from 6.1 million silver-equivalent ounces.
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The standard required for acceptance onto a course might be one A-level or a vocational equivalent.
And although they cannot compete with aeroplanes for speed, or with water-borne shipping for volume, they could cover in a few days a distance equivalent to a six-week journey by ship.
With three glass lens elements in three groups, it can be used as a wide-angle lens equivalent with a single focal length of 30mm (35mm camera equivalent).
Once there, firefighters have to plug their engine into a fire hydrant--the equivalent of a wall jack in the information world.
And wind power is now getting built at a wholesale price of 3-5 cents a kwh (in the Volt that is the equivalent of 40-60 cents a gallon gasoline).
The figures, which the Home Office describes as provisional and unverified, are compiled on a full-time equivalent basis.
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"Something bad has to happen where the deficit is blamed, a Katrina-like equivalent in the economic or financial world, " he says.
The committee previously raised concern over the decision to give the former boss of Transport Scotland a pay-off equivalent to six months salary, when his notice period was three months.
In the ten years to 2008, the total payroll in England expanded by almost 300, 000 to nearly 1.4m, a rise of 28% (32% on a full-time equivalent basis).
The program lasted 33 years, a real-world equivalent of centuries.
But capping a trend that began in the 1980s, the committee now is the center of action in the current fight for the House, a modern-day equivalent of the old-fashioned political machine.
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At the moment, universities can recruit an unlimited number of students who have achieved A-level grades equivalent to ABB or higher, but the number of lower achieving students they can take is capped to limit the cost to the state in the form of student loans.
The "cubic mile of oil"--a metric roughly equivalent to the amount of oil consumed worldwide each year--is frequently used to explain the challenge facing solar, wind, geothermal and biomass power.
Before April's election Deputy Le Lievre served on the Social Security Department and said he wanted to restore the previous regime of increasing pensions by RPIX - a measure of inflation equivalent to the all-items Retail Price Index, but excluding mortgage interest payments - plus 1% each year.
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They outfitted three carrier pigeons with teensy, high-density flash memory cards storing a total of 4 gigabytes--the equivalent of 1, 000 songs on an iPod mini--and cast them on a 62-mile journey.
Unlike the Western convention, where you serve yourself one large portion at the beginning of a get-together, in Thai culture, you serve yourself the equivalent to a bite-size portion many times throughout the meal.
In the new study, published this week in the "Archives of Internal Medicine, " 248 menopausal women were randomly assigned to receive a placebo pill or 200 milligrams of soy isoflavone supplements per day -- a dose "equivalent to approximately twice the highest intake through food sources in typical Asian diets, " Levis says.
Why buy a Web portal--the online equivalent of a newspaper, a relic of the past?
At that point the fluid-dynamics equivalent of a titanic arm-wrestling match will get under way, with the surface vessels' pumps trying to push the mud down the well while the rising oil tries to push it out.
The total project - which is estimated will see about 30 million passengers a year passing through its doors - is the equivalent to completing a second Gatwick Airport, says Mr Wolstenholme.
ViaVideo's engineers used two Philips TM-1000 digital signal processors capable of handling, between them, 6 billion operations a second -- the equivalent of seven Intel Pentium II microprocessors found in top-of-the-line PCs.
The electorate is entitled to gauge candidates in the hurly-burly of a full-blown campaign, not in the equivalent of a snap election.
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