aequalis is the sign for does not equal.
aequalis is the sign for does not equal.
what is the sign for does not equal?
aequalis
equal rights amendment: as chief counsel, ackerson was a leading senate staff member to assist with senate consideration and passage of the equal rights amendment. the equal rights amendment (or era) would have ensured equal rights of women under all provisions of the constitution. the resolution passed both houses and was signed by president carter, but it failed to receive the required positive vote by legislatures in three-fourths of the states. president carter recognized ackerson's work in the senate in support of the equal rights amendment by presenting ackerson with one of the pens that he used to sign the resolution that had been passed by both houses.
nels ackerson
section::::computing.:greater-than sign with equals sign.









































the greater-than sign plus the equals sign () is used for an approximation of the greater than or equal to sign (≥, the opposite of ≤). ascii doesn't have a greater-than-or-equal-to sign.









































in basic, lisp-family languages, and c-family languages (including java and c++), operator means "greater than or equal to". in sinclair basic it is encoded as a single-byte code point token.









































in fortran, operator means "greater than or equal to".









































in bourne shell and windows powershell, the operator means "greater than or equal to".









































section::::computing.:hyphen-minus with greater-than sign.
greater-than sign