0 the same as or equal to someone or something: --
The regeneration of the city's downtown dock front will put it on a par with Nice or Cannes.
1 the usual standard or condition --
Tiger Woods finished the round 10 below/under par.
3 abbreviation for paragraph --
4 the original value of a share, bond, etc. when it is first available for sale: --
In addition, it focuses on attributes, rather than par ts, which is consistent with typical constraint definitions.
The par ty's 1948 second congress gave more definite shape to the factions.
Who par ticipants "are" - in demographic, social network, and even ethnographic terms - receives little attention.
There is also no vagueness about which relation holds when options are on a par.
Overall, this volume is valuable for all researchers in discourse analysis, but par ticularly so for those engaged in research in medical settings.
Inductive learning is par ticularly suitable in the context of an automated design system because training data can be generated in an automated fashion.
A synthesis procedure has two par ts: a database of building blocks and an algorithm that uses this database for synthesis.
The stress of the developmental transition to young adulthood may, in par t, be defined with respect to new roles.
