Sentence examples for action equivalent from inspiring English sources

Zawahiri calls for political action equivalent to military action". Zarqawi has been high on the list of most wanted insurgents since last year after he pledged allegiance to bin Laden, but in recent months U.S. military commanders have given even greater urgency to disrupting his network of foreign fighters and Iraqi supporters.

Therefore, at least in healthy control subjects, the OGTT minimal model of glucose kinetics provides estimates of insulin action equivalent to those with the euglycemic clamp.

After the major successes of "The Little Mermaid" (1989) and "Beauty and the Beast" (1991) resuscitated the animated musical, "Newsies" was Disney's bid to do the same for the live-action equivalent.

The chaotic fables they invent are the live-action equivalent of Silly Putty, and the clumsy props and costumes Chetwynd designs for them suggest the products of occupational therapy.

Furthermore, SFRC joints provided higher initial cracking load, sufficient ductility in the compressive-flexural actions, equivalent energy absorption capacity at initial cracking, and significant reduction in crack width compared to that of the RC joints.

Performing an action is equivalent to applying a composition rule.

This action is equivalent to granting Dracula a visitor's pass at a blood bank.

Whether this argument succeeds depends on whether it can be shown that the role of meaning in motivating action is equivalent to that of prescriptions.

Assuming the methods, aims and purposes of an action are equivalent, justifying a duty to create would normally require stronger public interests than the duty to share.

This action is equivalent to adjusting the transition time by shifting, and this value is expected to be close to as in a balanced situation.

A state in the TDL corresponds to a composition structure, and an action is equivalent to a rule that modifies the composition structure.