Sentence examples for achieved the equivalent from inspiring English sources

The bomber could have achieved the equivalent of its actual round trip by dashing a continental distance toward the Orient and then coming home again.

The versions using internal combustion engines did better; a University of Wisconsin entry achieved the equivalent of 28 miles a gallon of gasoline, about 62percentt better than the standard Suburban, an Energy Department official said.

This year we are giving all apprentices who have not achieved the equivalent of a good GCSE in maths and English the opportunity to do so, and with an eye on the future we have commissioned entrepreneur Doug Richard to lead an independent review into how the apprenticeship programme can deliver the skills employers and learners need.

The other winners of $2.5 million each for two-seat vehicles were the Li-Ion Motors Wave II, a battery-electric vehicle, which posted the energy equivalent of 187 m.p.g., and the enclosed battery-electric motorcycle E-Tracer from X-Tracer Team Switzerland, which achieved the equivalent of 187.6 m.p.g.

BOSTON — The Yankees did not make a trade for a relief pitcher at the July 31 nonwaiver trade deadline, but in Manager Joe Girardi's mind they may have achieved the equivalent if Rafael Soriano's performance Friday night truly is an indication that he has returned to form.

Compared with the previous hybrid-domain FWI, our method can take one less Discrete Fourier Transform (DFT) and one less inverse Discrete Fourier Transform (IDFT) for single iteration and achieved the equivalent inversion effect.

Aptera claims it can achieve the equivalent of 340mpg.

"Some of us took that as a challenge to achieve the equivalent level of craftsmanship".

It would, the company said, achieve the equivalent of up to 112 m.p.g.

Women from the most deprived backgrounds were 2.4 percentage points more likely to achieve the equivalent of an A-level by 19 with the support of the EMA.

All they have to do is come up with something that has eluded the major automakers -- a vehicle that can achieve the equivalent of 100 miles a gallon.