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1. Equivalently, the longer the photon's wavelength, the lower its energy.

2. One trillion is a thousand Billions, or equivalently a million millions

3. Antaeus is an equivalently unique surname too for all people

4. Anthemia is an equivalently unusual last name too for all people

5. Arien is an equivalently rare last name too for all people

6. Affra is an equivalently unique surname too for both adults and children

7. Adonia is an equivalently uncommon surname too for both adults and children

8. Brighe is an equivalently unique last name too for all people

9. Africah is an equivalently uncommon last name too for all people

10. PREPOISSON Algebras 3 or equivalently by {a,b} = a·1 b−b·1 a

11. Consequently, an object at Culmination may equivalently be described as transiting the meridian, or often simply transiting

12. Anatolia is an equivalently unique last name too for both adults and children

13. Bertle is an equivalently rare last name too for both adults and children

14. Bryony is an equivalently unique last name too for both adults and children

15. Synonyms for Comparably include similarly, likewise, correspondingly, also, again, equally, equivalently, identically, indistinguishably and uniformly

16. The second step interprets this sequence as a Lehmer code or (almost equivalently) as an inversion table.

17. Which we can now, as I've explained, equivalently call either robust human rejuvenation or longevity escape velocity.

18. Unlike in the three-dimensional case, we can equivalently restrict the affine transformations to those that preserve orientation.

19. Admon is an unusual given name for men and an equivalently unusual surname too for both adults and children

20. A pneumatic Conveying system typically requires far more horsepower to operate than an equivalently sized mechanical Conveying system

21. Myxomycetes telesmeter microcrystalline interscribed forisfamiliate PROPERTY startlishness retailer Abumbrellar cleves ballpark's sera vehmgerichte quasi-equivalently urosteon regurgitations maitlandite fortune-teller propitiates

22. Equivalently, a Convex set or a Convex region is a subset that intersect every line into a single line segment (possibly empty).

23. But we saw previously that speed, or equivalently world line angles, change when we look at things from other people's perspective.

24. 7 We treat magnetic dipoles as circulation equivalently, apply the reciprocity principle, and give a method of the spatial distribution of a magnetic field.

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26. Equivalently, a graph is Aperiodic if the greatest common divisor of the lengths of its cycles is one; this greatest common divisor for a …

27. The problem of finding the smallest odd cycle transversal, or equivalently the largest bipartite induced subgraph, is also called odd cycle transversal, and abbreviated as OCT.

28. In algebra, a Pythagorean field is a field in which every sum of two squares is a square: equivalently it has Pythagoras number equal to 1.

29. I think one reason for the name is that Adjoint refers to the transpose in linear algebra, and \lambda(t) is a row vector or equivalently a transposed column vector

30. The simple Constitutive relationship for a dashpot indicates that the force in the fluid depends on the rate the dashpot is displaced, or equivalently the velocity of the dashpot

31. If n (equivalently, p − q) is odd then the algebra is no longer central simple but rather has a center which includes the pseudoscalars as well as the scalars.

32. Accelerometric signal histograms: (a) IVIDIL1, (b) NASA1 and (c) IVIDIL2. The power spectral density, equivalently the energy distribution for the different frequencies of the spectrum, has firstly been estimated using the periodogram.

33. Any Fredholm operator has an index, defined as the difference between the (finite) dimension of the kernel of D (solutions of Df = 0), and the (finite) dimension of the cokernel of D (the constraints on the right-hand-side of an inhomogeneous equation like Df = g, or equivalently the kernel of the adjoint operator).

34. Math 55a: Intro to SPLAG [SPLAG = Sphere Packings, LAttices and Groups, the title of Conway and Sloane's celebrated treatise.Most of the following can be found in Chapter 1.] Let V be a vector space of finite dimension n over R.A lAttice in V is the set of integer linear combinations of a basis, or equivalently the subgroup of V generated by the basis vectors.