Sentences with phrase «equivalence in»

Testing for measurement and structural equivalence in large - scale cross-cultural studies: addressing the issue of nonequivalence.

However, strong evidence was found for normative in - equivalence in teacher reports across ethnicity.

A model of equivalence in the cultural adaptation of HRQoL instruments: The Universalist approach.

Scalar Equivalence in Self - Rated Depressive Symptomatology as Measured by the Beck Depression Inventory - II: Do Racial and Gender Differences in College Students Exist?

Instead the search for equivalence in the common law's translation of Indigenous culture should be aimed at the level of protection that the common law gives to Indigenous relationships to land compared with the protection it gives to non-Indigenous interests in land.

Gender equivalence in some cases has been shown to be detrimental to women.

That would be Spencer suggesting an equivalence in these periods, but you probably didn't read what he said.

[38] Ross McKitrick, Stephen McIntyre, Chad Herman Panel and Multivariate Methods for Tests of Trend Equivalence in Climate Data Series Atmospheric Science Letters 2010

McKitrick, R., S. McIntyre, and C. Herman, (2010), Panel and multivariate methods for tests of trend equivalence in climate data series.

They, too, assume an equivalence in radiative forcing between GHG and aerosol, What they do is add different estimates of the aerosol radiative forcing to the GHG forcing, while keeping the temperature response fixed at the observed recent warming.

On election night, Peter Dykstra, writing for The Daily Climate, had posted a thorough critique of false equivalence in stories (including in The Times) equating the two efforts to influence races in which coal, climate change or related issues were relevant.

While on one level seeds and ash evidently relate to the concept of growth and decay, the seeds of the star - like sunflower are also often used in Kiefer's work to symbolize the inherent union of macrocosm and microcosm and the hermetic belief in «as above so below» as signaled by Robert Fludd's poetic concept of the countless stars in the heavens having their equivalence in the numberless flowers blooming on earth.

Students will understand the meaning of the equal sign and the concept of equivalence in this math lesson plan.

They, too, assume an equivalence in radiative forcing between GHG and aerosol, What they do is add different estimates of the aerosol radiative forcing to the GHG forcing, while keeping the temperature response fixed at the observed recent warming.

The strategy finds its equivalence in the Amish practice of shunning, which is used to great effect when implemented.

These activities started with the International Task Force on Harmonization and Equivalence in Organic Agriculture (ITF), comprised of representatives from governments, intergovernmental organizations and the private sector.

Therefore, the concept of «woman - power» is important in the Jesus tradition, which has equivalence in the Indian tradition, i.e., «Stree - Sakti».

We have limited our calculations to this, and we have used oil as the most important form of nonrenewable energy, treating other forms in terms of their equivalence in oil.

And although it is true that different civilized societies manifest varying degrees of «communal unity» depending on their particular social - historical situation, and / or political orientation, still it is the case that there is a general metaphysical equivalence in this regard.

Perhaps more significantly from our point of view, however, is that the equation above and the Einstein mass - energy equivalence in some sense redefine the concept of mass away from any intuitive interpretation.

Cf. K.G. Jose, «A Study of the Words Used for Salvation in Deutero - Isaiah and Their Equivalence in Malayalam Translations of the Bible», Unpublished M.Th.

Improving the hot - spot pressure and demonstrating ignition hydrodynamic equivalence in cryogenic deuterium - tritium implosions on OMEGA

Pointing to examples such as seeing «moral equivalence in Charlottesville» and treating women «like they're pieces of meat,» Comey explained that Trump's inability to «respect and adhere to the values that are at the core of this country,» most notably the truth, make him unfit to be president «on moral grounds.»

Like art historian Ernst Gombrich says, the possibility of metaphor springs from that elastic capacity of the human mind ter perceive and assimilate new experiences that modify earlier ones, find equivalences in disparate phenomena, substitute one fer another.

Not exact matches

Although the FiveThirtyEight founder doesn't mention it (at least not yet), the media's desire for false equivalence or false balance likely played a role in the election's outcome as well.

In fact, said Wolt, substantial equivalence is merely the first step of a longer process, and simply establishes a baseline for safety.

In an email to employees, Apple CEO Tim Cook said, «I disagree with the president and others who believe that there is a moral equivalence between white supremacists and Nazis, and those who oppose them by standing up for human rights.

Regardless of the ridiculousness of his claims, media entities felt they had to entertain them in order to disprove them, and in the process got trapped in the quagmire known as «false equivalence.»

Equivalence refers to Brussels granting market access to foreign banks, clearing houses, fund managers and insurers if their home rules are in line with the bloc's.

If we are believers in Ricardian equivalence, delaying tax hikes alone should make very little difference — the combination of reflation (and implied fiscal tightening of inflating away debt) makes Abe's near - term growth commitment more meaningful.

There is quite a strong argument that in spite of its deployment as a form of monetary inflation QE was empirically deflationary via numerous channels: by encouraging cash hoarding by savers in the absence of adequate income; by skewing wealth and income towards those most likely to hoard it; by an inter-temporal Ricardian equivalence; in your own Austrian terms by driving excess investment to the upper reaches of the production structure, creating excess capacity and malinvestment; by skewing the incentives of company directors towards short - term speculation; by perpetuating the survival of zombie entities; by encouraging investment in unproductive assets.

In 2005 the APA famously articulated the «no difference» thesis: the moral equivalence of children's outcomes in regards to heterosexual and gay parentinIn 2005 the APA famously articulated the «no difference» thesis: the moral equivalence of children's outcomes in regards to heterosexual and gay parentinin regards to heterosexual and gay parenting.

The first piece in the collection, the title essay, was written in the days immediately following the attack, and Amis himself expresses reservations about it in his author's note: It «indulges in... a reflexive search for the morally intelligible, which always leads to the chimera of «moral equivalence.

The same equivalence between exercising justice and mercy and the knowledge of God is manifest in Jesus» vision of the judgment of the nations by the Son of Man (Matt.

Issues of justice arise when there is a contract or a mutual agreement between two people by which one does something for the other and the other agrees to give something equivalent in return; this equivalence is what is termed the quid pro quo.

No evidence that the innovation was in the interest of children was made available but rather it was assumed that same - sex couples had to be as good as a mother and father since the equivalence had already been established in previous legislation.

In a recent book, Our Mathematical Universe: My Quest for the Ultimate Nature of Reality, Max Tegmark, a physics professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, argues that the idea of equivalence means that the universe is a mathematical structure rather than a reality merely describable by mathematics.

In the balance of the essay, I have proposed an equivalence between prehension and primordial intentionality on the one hand, and subjective aim and act intentionality on the other Finally, I have suggested that, if we are to take the proposals in The Structure of Behavior seriously, Merleau - Ponty — along with the process philosophers — has refused to bifurcate nature and is willing to make intentionality, like prehension, a truly «universal medium.&raquIn the balance of the essay, I have proposed an equivalence between prehension and primordial intentionality on the one hand, and subjective aim and act intentionality on the other Finally, I have suggested that, if we are to take the proposals in The Structure of Behavior seriously, Merleau - Ponty — along with the process philosophers — has refused to bifurcate nature and is willing to make intentionality, like prehension, a truly «universal medium.&raquin The Structure of Behavior seriously, Merleau - Ponty — along with the process philosophers — has refused to bifurcate nature and is willing to make intentionality, like prehension, a truly «universal medium.»

In developing his position, he ascribes to «Rahner's Rule,» the equivalence of the immanent and economic Trinity.

The poetry of Psalms, like any great poetry, is nicely adjusted to the formal conventions of its own medium, and when these are ignored in the interests of dynamic equivalence, a certain amount of fine focus is lost.

Evidence of other researchers shows an almost exact equivalence of experimental results in the use of transitive inference by squirrel monkeys and four year old children.

Again, in the preface to DR (p.ix) Hartshorne states the basic thesis of the book in such a way as to indicate clearly his assumption of the equivalence of relativity and mutability.

Personal identity is a special form of genetic identity and is very different from the more strict identity dealt with in logical systems (since Leibniz first defined it as complete equivalence of predicates).

From the equivalence of mass and energy in relativity theory, together with theories about the fission of heavy nuclei, it was predicted that if a certain mass of uranium was brought together, an explosion would occur; surely all observers in the New Mexico desert on that day in 1943 could agree as to whether an explosion occurred.

Aristotelian species are what mathematicians call «equivalence classes», so that if A is of the same species as B, and B is of the same species as C, then A must be of the same species as C. However, it does not appear possible in biology to define species in a way that always satisfies this condition.

The poetry of the Psalms, like any great poetry, is nicely adjusted to the formal conventions of its own medium, and when these are ignored in the interests of dynamic equivalence, a certain amount of fine focus is lost.

By its method natural science aims at absolute equivalence of functionally linked phenomena and «local movement», change of place, in the sense referred to, is still fundamentally the dominant, if hidden, model for this kind of thought.

Several other points of equivalence are relevant in comparing the status of a civilized society to that of a Society per se.

From this one deduces — as an exercise in first - year calculus, incidentally — the famous Einstein mass - energy equivalence, E = mc2.

Here, confirming what has been said about the equivalence of various Messianic expressions, «Son of God» and «Christ» are clearly identical in meaning.