The phrase "adopting equivalent" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the act of accepting or implementing something that is equal or similar, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The committee is focused on adopting equivalent measures to ensure fairness in the evaluation process."
Alternatives: "implementing comparable" or "embracing similar".
Many steel design codes have adopted equivalent uniform moment-distribution and load-height factors to allow for these effects.
This paper describes a disturbance rejection scheme that adopts equivalent-input-disturbance (EID) approach for uncertain fractional-order (FO) systems.
Prestressing was applied to the CFRP strips by adopting the equivalent temperature method.
Earthquake response analysis has been carried out for various locations in the State of Haryana (India) adopting the equivalent linear approach.
These species also live the longest (some live to be 70 or 80 years old), so be sure you understand you are essentially adopting the equivalent of a small child, who will remain a small child and most likely be with you for the rest of your life.
Before the 14th Mercury awards, one critic said the presence of Hegarty on the shortlist showed the prize had adopted the equivalent of football's "Irish granny" approach to nationality.
The award has also adopted the equivalent of football's 'Irish granny' approach to nationality - how else to explain the inclusion of Antony Hegarty, auteur of Antony and the Johnsons, a US resident since he was 12 who made his reputation in New York.
In addition, the division between barristers and solicitors ultimately became much more rigid in England than did the division between the advocate and procurator on the Continent, which never adopted an equivalent of the English practice of requiring a barrister to be employed by a solicitor; both the procurator and the advocate were separately and directly employed by the client.
But assuming the ETS survives, that is likely to change, and if America ever adopted an equivalent cap-and-trade arrangement, forest carbon would be part of it.The chances of that have recently receded, following the United States Senate's failure in July to approve a proposed cap-and-trade scheme.
The approach adopts time equivalent to relate natural fires with the standard fire, and use a simple quadratic equation for calculating the maximum steel temperatures.
