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If you share an apartment with another student , each of you will pay an equal portion of the total Non-Refundable Cleaning Fee . To sum up the results of this experiment , it has been shown that the improvement in the estimation of rectangles of a certain shape is not equalled in the case of similar estimations of areas of different shapes . If the movement is rejected , we have reached a position or state of philosophical complacency equalling the one with which Hegel has been charged . The question then becomes : is Urizen , the unfallen Urizen , a minor energy compared to Urthona and the others , or is he indeed an equal among equals . The attacked nation responds with a semi-successful military campaign which nonetheless results in the death of a number of innocent Afghan civilians roughly equalling the number of Americans killed on 9/11 . That brave knight happened to be in the neighborhood , the very same night in which De Valence fled before the arms of Wallace across the Clyde ; and he no sooner saw the Scottish colors on the walls of Dumbarton , than , finding out who was their planter , his soul took fire ; and stung with a generous ambition of equalling in glory his equal in years , he determined to assist , while he emulated the victor . Every two weeks the family members would show up with bills equalling or exceeding $ 1500 , we would review them and request a check . How do individuals of the same race , sex and age differ in efficiency in perceiving small visual details or in accuracy in equaling a given length , or in the rapidity of movement ? Brown vs Board of EducationNCTE salutes the legacy of Brown vs Board of Education and joins with others in continuing to seek equal educational opportunities in classrooms and schools across the nation . Our duty to settle or defend ends when the amount we pay for damages resulting from the occurrence equals our limit of liability . It does , but can anyone reading this article suggest a list of killer apps which are n't equalled or bettered by the apps on other systems ? There is a peculiar twist at the end of First Among Equals . Specifically , Chargaff 's rules state that the amount of adenine equals the amount of thymine , and that the amount of guanine equals the amount of cytosine in any DNA molecule . In 1992 , in what we classify as the Major British Banking Group as a whole , new provisions net of recoveries equalled 80.2 per cent of net income , leaving pre-tax profits at 19.8 per cent . We know that the most appalling death-rolls of recent campaigns have been more than equalled in ancient warfare ; and , apart from history , it is dear that , unless one side runs away , neither can win save by the infliction of decisive losses . Gifts equaling or in excess of $ 30,000 will enable the University to establish a named scholarship in honor of the donor or in tribute to another individual according to the donor 's wishes . At the load of each menu , the heater bias power supply will be set to a voltage equaling heaterBiasV plus the ion chamber voltage defined for the TPS . On the basis of the foregoing , we reverse this disallowance with respectto two facilities equalling $ 933,936.75 and uphold the remainder ( subject to reduction if Florida 's documentation for a third facility isacceptable ) . Gifts equaling $ 2,500 enable Birzeit University to establish an Annual Scholarship named in honor of the donor or in honor of another individual according to the donor 's wishes for one year . Administers affirmative action ( AA ) and equal employment opportunity ( EEO ) programs and ensures compliance with federal and state laws as well as the organization 's AA and EEO goals and requirements . If the bit is set to 1 the observation coverage was less than or equal to 20 % . Specify the distribution of academic high school course units required and / or recommended of all or most degree-seeking students using Carnegie units ( one unit equals one year of study or its equivalent ) . Suffer us not to have come hither in vain : repulse not our master with scorn : nor deprive the God of an offering whose intrinsic beauty is only equalled by its righteous associations .