Sentence examples for an equivalent advantage from inspiring English sources

As the reporter from the New York Times concludes, "Compared to other developed countries, in the United States teachers generally spend more time teaching but apparently without an equivalent advantage in pay".

If wealthy parents provide high-quality day care and nursery school and private tutoring for their children, society arranges public education practices so that children of nonwealthy parents get the same or equivalent advantages.

This argument assumes, however, that any increase in magnitude of growth rate would provide an equivalent magnitude of advantage or disadvantage to an individual.

Mr. Ustian estimates that, because of quick paybacks with a $1.50 a gallon equivalent price advantage, natural gas could capture 10 percent to 20 percent of the new tractor-trailer vehicle market within a year.

This new approach, called hereafter an equivalent stiffness approach, has an advantage over the previously described approaches since an imperfect member is treated as a hypothetically straight element, flexural and axial stiffnesses of which at each load level are predicted in a continuous fashion dependent upon the actual force and deformation states.

The proposed protocol has the advantage of using an equivalent simpler graph to avoid the redundant edge information in the cycle structure of the graph.

TELM is an equivalent linearization method which uses the advantages of the first order reliability method.

The present method demonstrated advantages over existing methods evaluated by an equivalent static load.

One of the easiest of these involves taking advantage of the fact that multiplying a fraction's numerator and denominator by the same number gives an equivalent fraction.

Others chose an equivalent easy cycling workout.

Is an equivalent... possible?