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For example, an asterisk in the hour time field would be equivalent to'every hour'….
It would be equivalent to subscribing to the erroneous beliefs and actions of those church groups.
If I did it that way it would be equivalent to creating a new being;
This would be equivalent to at least €86 billion of added annual income for the EU economy.
Thus, one accident in 24 years for Concorde would be equivalent to a weekly accident at 737.
This would be equivalent to today's coupled support paid through Art 68 and other coupled aid measures.
I told you before that holding on to me would be equivalent to holding onto a phoenix(great fortune), right?
And this would be equivalent to me in Los Angeles looking at you in New York and seeing you be able to move your finger like this.
In parallel, the Commission is open to discuss alternative forms of measures which would be equivalent to the 47% duty.
If it was silver, that would be equivalent to about US$ 400 million today;
The Commission has indicated it is open to discuss with China other measures which would be equivalent to the 47.6% duty.
This would be equivalent to €86 billion of added annual income to the EU economy and €65 billion of added annual income for the US economy.
One flare, one of the most energetic flares on the surface of the Sun would be equivalent to over 200 million hydrogen atomic bombs.
In practice it would be equivalent to a visa waiver for the period of validity of the MEV, resulting in significant savings and efficiency gains both for visa applicants(in terms of time and cost) and consulates(time).
The company sues him for return of all prostheses, butthe lower court rejected the claim because it would be equivalent of killing Jones.
I can raise an animal under conditions that would be equivalent to raising a baby under a moderately loud ceiling fan, in the presence of continuous noise.
The trade deficit could reach 3 billion dollars oreven more by the end of this year, which would be equivalent to over 56 percent of the 2008 GDP.
Everything you did among ordinary people would be equivalent to a god doing it, as a transformed body is equivalent to the body of a god.
If only one out of every 10 of those books had a word that's not in the dictionary in it, that would be equivalent to more than two unabridged dictionaries.
According to constant Commission practice,the interest subsidy would be equivalent to the difference between the interest that would have had to be paid on market terms and the interest actually paid by the company.
Or if you take an American reference, to the U.S. Capitol Building andyou pack 3,000 Capitol Buildings into that block, it would be equivalent to how large that block was.
In case of very high carbon price,the effect would be equivalent to restrictions in“fossil fuel” mobility and forced modal shift to clean modes.
It uses 95% less energy to recycle aluminum from the one needed to produce raw materials(60% for steel, 40% for paper, 70% plastic and 40% for glass) According to a study in the USA,a recycling rate of 30% would be equivalent to removing 25 million cars on the streets.
However, the Commission considers that introduction of this possibility would be equivalent to a relaxation of the existing provisions for UCITS funds of funds8.
Parameter would be equivalent to an increase of 1,5 to 1,7% of the Community milk quota(i.e., for example,+ 0,9% for France,+ 2,2% for Denmark,+ 3,4% for the Netherlands), Normandy Chambers of Agriculture, Bilan de Santé de la PAC- Expertise technique, November 2008(CAP health check- Technical report).
For example, if all Britons refrain from meat for seven days a week, that would be equivalent to turning half of the country's 25-million households into zero-emission homes.
Thirdly, compensating a person because he was not given notice, when that person was, during the period of notice,serving the same institution under the system of the Staff Regulations would be equivalent to unjust enrichment, prohibition of which is one of the general principles of Community law.
The difficulty of deciding the amount of tomatoes that would be equivalent to a chicken, and the problems of directly exchanging chickens for whales were the main reasons for the invention of money.
According to the recent European"Study on the wood raw material supply anddemand for the EU wood-processing industries" commissioned by the European Commission to Indufor3,"the amount of wood used for energy purposes in the EU would be equivalent to today's total wood harvested, were the renewable energy target to be achieved by 2020.
So if$_POST['LoginForm'] gives us such an array,the above code would be equivalent to the following lengthy one(assuming every needed attribute is present in the array).