Sentence examples for a real equivalent from inspiring English sources

Though sites like cardlimbo are giving it a shot, without a real equivalent to Amazon, the market will remain more fertile abroad.

Fick [ 19] or bolus thermodilution methods [ 14] could be considered as more robust references for CO snapshot measurements but we were interested in comparing these new automatic and continuous monitoring tools with a real equivalent monitoring reference.

We also propose weighted functions of fuzzy numbers as a defuzzification procedure in order to transform estimated fuzzy claim costs into a crisp real equivalent.

As there is no real equivalent of a general comment for UHC, we decided to include the 2010 World Health Report on UHC (2010 World Health Report) [ 13], and the WHO discussion paper on health in the post-2015 agenda (2012 WHO Discussion Paper) [ 4] in our analysis as well, assuming that they are both approved by the leadership of the WHO.

Central to that heritage was the barn dwelling, a multipurpose farmhouse that has no real equivalent in other countries (save for northern Latvia).

As Gospodinov conceives it, the Bulgarian word tuga (which his translator, Angela Rodel, renders as "sorrow") is, like Pamuk's hüzün or Nabokov's toska, a word for which there's no real equivalent in English.

But I'm impatient: other platforms (WebOS) have a lot of fun stuff with no real equivalent in iOS.

For example, a change in 25 points out of a total of 850 (17 items each ranging from 0-50 ascoreses were halved) at the margins of the raw total (ordinal) VAS physical functioning subscale scores is reflected in a real, interval equivalent change of 311 points (622 mm) (table 4).

Today, the only real equivalent would be something like a VHS pirate ring distributing new releases on ratty old tapes — even VCD is less obsolete.

But his focus on France's Catholic roots puts him in a long tradition of French conservatism which has no real equivalent in Britain.

"The sheer power of 'A boy like that who'd kill your brother' has no real equivalent, and for people who don't understand Spanish, the impact was diluted".