At the equivalent of typically $2 a gallon, CNG is half the price Americans pay at the pump for petrol.
At the equivalent of two and a half years of economic output, Japan's debt load is the heaviest in the world.
At the equivalent of twenty-three weeks for a human fetus, lambs were encased in the Biobag: the oldest of these animal subjects is now a year old.
At the equivalent of roughly $2,000, a fully kitted Kiffy is hardly priced like a children's tricycle.
At the equivalent of 5.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas, one cargo can supply one-twelfth of daily U.S. demand.
(For now, AltSchool ends at the equivalent of eighth grade).
Her bail was set at the equivalent of £75,000.
It estimated economic losses from the storm at the equivalent of $659 million.
The price of a shirt starts at the equivalent of $45.
"We bought equity at the equivalent of 50 cents a share, and some of our limited partners wanted us to sell at the equivalent of $2.75, but we insisted there was a lot of potential," Mr. Roberts said.
This works out at the equivalent of around £350,000 a year for each of the 65 BBC Local sites.
