A meme is not equivalent to an idea.

Its gravitational equivalent cannot.

it's the mental equivalent of the full body massage.

So, instead, I would suggest the intellectual equivalent of an antitrust law.

Its equivalent in the financial world should meet the same fate.

Chiti (Bird) , the Georgian equivalent of The Onion News weighed in with its own satirical take

It's not an idea. It's not equivalent to anything else, really.

That means building the entire, the equivalent of the entire built infrastructure of the U.S. in 15 years.

In a non clinical context, individuals at risk in the future may be regarded as deserving differential treatment before it is known whether or not the disease will ever occur.

Europe's great political project the EU now had an equal economic project.

In its social meaning, however, a predisposition is often defined as equivalent to having the disease.

Any competent medical research center can enter the race, whether in Mexico, Ethiopia, Indonesia or Yemen. Whoever wins will have added the equivalent of a Saudi oil field to their economy.

Whoever wins will have added the equivalent of a Saudi oil field to their economy.

In this sense, 2007 2009 is the capitalist equivalent of the communist demise of 1989 1991.

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So here is what we learned 8,000 gallons of gas equivalent to build one house.

For starters, governments should take the equivalent of the Hippocratic oath and pledge to do no active harm to the planet.

The British equivalent, inspired by Lebowski Fest, is known as The Dude Abides and is held in London.

In creating new financial regulations, we need to take the medical analogy one step further by creating the equivalent of the prescription.

May is a month of Autumn in the Southern Hemisphere and spring in the Northern Hemisphere (Summer in Europe).

Similarly, Republicans glibly touted the Bush tax cuts the equivalent of which President Bush's father, President George H. W. Bush, two decades ago called voodoo economics as the acme of economic wisdom.

While full employment has not been defined, many economists believe it is equivalent to an unemployment rate of about 5.5 .

In the Southern Hemisphere, February is the third month of summer (the seasonal equivalent of August in the Northern Hemisphere, in meteorological reckoning).

Berdasarkan laporan dari International Energy Agency, penyempurnaan pada sektor energi akan menghasilkan perbaikan yang setara dengan satu dekade pembangunan peningkatan pendapatan per kapita pada beberapa negara negara termiskin di dunia.

At least the existing 2 inflation target stands for something, because central bankers can portray it as the moral equivalent of zero.

In my work, it would be very useful to have a device that does not require touching and would have more images per second.

CO2e emissions are equivalent emissions of all the greenhouse gases and particles that cause warming and converted to CO2.

Two days ago, the Polish equivalent of Digg published a link to a site featuring copies of the sign available for sale to support the museum Auschwitz Birkenau Memorial and Museum is under financial crisis and needs support.

)Because of time dilation, a standard clock not on the geoid, or in rapid motion, will not maintain synchronicity with UTC.

But for that two thirds equivalent to U.S. expenditure, the European states obtain a military capability which can be assessed, at most, at about 20 of American military power.

Just because it's the literal equivalent doesn't mean it's the right word to use if you are aiming for some kind of literary effect, she says.

This drive prompted US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in January 2010 to proclaim the freedom to connect as the cyber equivalent of the more familiar freedoms of assembly or expression.

Where words can be translated into equivalent words, the style of an original can be closely followed but no translation which aims at being written in normal English can reproduce the style of Aristotle.

I do not know if there is a Mandarin equivalent for Be careful what you wish for, but if there is, it surely applies.

The US experience is consistent with OECD evidence that students from countries with greater income inequality score lower on academic achievement tests. And a recent study by McKinsey suggests that the gaps in educational opportunity and attainment by income impose the equivalent of a permanent recession of 3 5 of GDP on the US economy.

So, Slumdog Millionaire following its four Golden Globes and Screen Actors Guild awards, seven BAFTA awards (the British Oscars), and eight Academy Awards, is a cause to celebrate in India.

States could, in theory, reinvent themselves as the political equivalent of Nike minimizing in house activities by contracting out ever more of their functions to providers in the global market.

And a recent study by McKinsey suggests that the gaps in educational opportunity and attainment by income impose the equivalent of a permanent recession of 3 5 of GDP on the US economy.

As in the case of other aid programs, the equivalent of hundreds of billions of dollars has been transferred from richer economies to a much poorer one, with negative, if unintended, consequences.

The sacred river, the Urubamba, or the Vilcanota, which is itself the Earthly equivalent of the Milky Way, but it's also the trajectory that Viracocha walked at the dawn of time when he brought the universe into being.

But new financial regulatory frameworks such as Basel III, which aims to reduce risk in the banking sector, and Solvency II, the European Union s equivalent for insurance companies are inadvertently discouraging such investment.

Similarly, Republicans glibly touted the Bush tax cuts the equivalent of which President Bush's father, President George H. W. Bush, two decades ago called voodoo economics as the acme of economic wisdom.

In the early stages, it was assumed that the single financial market could work on the basis of mutual recognition each country would accept the others regulation as broadly equivalent to its own and allow cross border business to proceed on that basis.

We may not have the equivalent of a vaccine for measles or a bed net for malaria, but low cost, highly effective interventions are possible for most people either at risk for, or already suffering from, a mental illness.

Technical CSD uses a single radio time slot to deliver 9.6 kbit s data transmission to the GSM Network and Switching Subsystem where it could be connected through the equivalent of a normal modem to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) allowing direct calls to any dial up service.