0 present participle of equate --
1 to consider one thing to be the same as or equal to another thing: --
He complained that there was a tendency to equate right-wing politics with self-interest.
Substituting (21) into (20) and equating real and imaginary parts gives two further relationships, which completely determine the solution.
Equating coefficients in the power series proves the result.
By equating visual experience to the act of exploring the visual world, the sensorimotor account eliminates the gap between visual representation and consciousness.
There are three problems with equating concentrations with communities.
However, there is a danger that we then slip into equating agency with constructive coping, as if the two were synonymous.
Similarly, intensity values have been normalized by a factor equating the half-maximal intensity with the mean for the group of cells.
Intensity values have been normalized by a factor equating the half-maximal intensity with the mean for the group of cells.
Equating these two expressions gives the optimal portfolio weights !
