Sentence examples for So equivalent from inspiring English sources

His art and his person are so equivalent.

Nobody ever goes six for six for more than a year or so, equivalent to batting over.400 (Ted Williams).

The second is that this field has not been around long enough for many to have actual experience in it, so "equivalent experience" is generally out the window.

Since Priority monism turns out equivalent to Priority monism (cosmic) which turns out equivalent to Bu, and Priority pluralism turns out equivalent to Priority pluralism (partial) and so equivalent to ~Bu, Priority monism and Priority pluralism turn out to be contradictories.

During May 2014, relatively high lava levels (~30 m below the Overlook crater rim, which is at 1023 m elevation above sea level, so equivalent to roughly 990 m elevation) were sustained for several weeks, as the summit inflated (Fig. 6).

Statistical differences between groups were robust, so equivalent decisions were usually obtained from more efficient standard density indices.

Using colloidal gold staining, immunoreactivity profiles were adjusted for migration inequalities, so that equivalent immunoreactivities could be rescaled to equivalent positions on a common standard migration scale within and between membranes.

Disposables cost about 2 cents in Japan, so the equivalent 130 disposable pairs cost about $2.60.

It's not taxed, so is equivalent of about 9% for a basic-rate taxpayer and 11% for a higher-rate taxpayer.

The word "melancholy" does not carry the association of the Hungarian bús (pronounced booosh), that conjures a whole literary period, so some equivalent sensation has to be found.

If you whistle a wordless tune (and cannot visualise the score as you do so), the equivalent part of your right hemisphere will be invoked.