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The phrase "a equivalent" is not correct in English.
It should be "an equivalent." You can use "an equivalent" when referring to something that is equal in value, function, or meaning to something else.
Example: "In mathematics, two fractions can be considered an equivalent if they represent the same value."
Alternatives: "a counterpart" or "a substitute."
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From our field survey, the ground offset is measured to be approximately 1.9 m (photo A), equivalent to a LOS displacement of ~1.5 m.
Then, as now, a move to the small screen was a equivalent to admitting an A-list movie career was over.
a Equivalent permittivity.
(a) Equivalent circuit for the simulation of impedance spectra.
(a) Equivalent circuit for the simulation of DSSC impedance spectra.
Equation (2.4) is a equivalent form of Equation (1.1).
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However, compound 2 (Figure 1) which has a C7 methyl group is a chlorophyll-a equivalent of compound 1, and has been cited to be found in an oxidised leave extract [14].
A large insertion mutation was also identified in the first intron of the mouse Nhs gene which disrupts the expression of Nhs1, the human NHS-A equivalent, and results in bilateral total cataract (Xcat) (11).
Two different ultrafilters are called a-equivalent if and only if they belong to the same set (A_{k}).
We can construct the algebra (mathcal{A}) such that the a-equivalence relation is in fact the (mathcal{A} -equivalence relA} -equivalencehcal{A}=A), and (A_{1}, ldots, A_{m}) arelationmathcal{A})-equivalent sets.
We can construct an ω-saturated σ-algebra (mathcal{A}') such that (ker mathcal{A}' subset sp mathcal{A}), (# (ker mathcal{A}') geqslantnu), and two ultrafilters are (mathcal{A}' -equivalent if and only if they are (mathcal{A}' -equivalent4.
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