Sentence examples for an approximate equivalent from inspiring English sources

The payouts offer an approximate equivalent enabling rough comparisons.

The R rating is an approximate equivalent to the 15 certificate in the UK.

US public housing, an approximate equivalent to UK council housing, has never been part of the mainstream.

Aquaculture, also called fish farming, fish culture, or mariculture, an approximate equivalent in fishing to agriculture that is, the rearing of fish, shellfish, and some aquatic plants to supplement the natural supply.

Since the virtual user is an approximate equivalent of the interfering users, the proposed algorithm is not able to cancel all interferences.

Because of certain obvious differences between Greek and modern tactics, the termini technici have been a special source of embarrassment, and we do not claim that our rendering of them gives, in every instance, anything more than an approximate equivalent.

Another useful measure would be a carbon tax — or its approximate equivalent, a cap-and-trade system — scheduled for a gradual phase-in after the economy has again reached full employment.

When the short-circuited stubs are λg/4 long the filter will be a band-stop filter and the stubs will have a lumped-element approximate equivalent circuit of parallel resonant circuits connected in series with the line.

So regardless of plan, you'll end up paying the approximate equivalent of an extra month for a year's worth of streaming.

For a narrow-band filter, a stub of this sort has the approximate equivalent circuit of a parallel shunt tuned circuit as shown in figure 10b.

The 'bot's latest gig isn't exactly the most glamorous we've seen it take on, but it will likely do so with a smile – or the approximate equivalent.