The boy's inability to find a real-world equivalent to the synthetic love he experiences watching sitcoms seems to have driven him mad, a promising idea the film never fully develops.
So when the E.P.A. announced Thursday that it had given its final approval to a regulation cutting smokestack emissions from coal-burning power plants in 28 states, I wondered if it was possible to find a real-world equivalent to express the impact of up to 34,000 lives saved annually.
The linguacode may also have a real-world equivalent called lincos.
The tasks and issues portrayed in the game all have a real-world equivalent in donations and social action opportunities.
The real world equivalent, if a shop was alleged to be selling stolen goods, would be to make them take their sign down.
As we reported, over the course of three days during the week of January 13th, Gett alleged that Uber employees launched the "real world" equivalent of a DDoS, or denial-of-service, attack, ordering and canceling more than 100 of its cars.
It was the real world equivalent of a magician's trick.
"As we work to reduce the friction of making new connections, we realized we were missing the real world equivalent of seeing who is around you," Yobongo Caleb Elston says about Around.
The best "real world" equivalent for appropriate beach wedding attire for men is somewhere in between "business casual" and "Easter Sunday".
I can't think of many real world equivalents where you have such disparities in relationships next to each other.
When the path loss factor α is no less than two (it is common in a real world), the physical model is equivalent to the interference model.
