Sentence examples for an equivalent impact from inspiring English sources

"Becoming a parent has an equivalent impact on your 'music relevancy' as ageing about four years," wrote Kalia.

Jennifer McKeown, an economist with Capital Economics in London, said bond buying by the E.C.B. had had "some positive impact on the periphery's bond yields, but it's not having an equivalent impact on market sentiment".

It is generally believed that all such regimens have an equivalent impact on survival.

So the calculation of an equivalent impact energy was the first step for the small-scale tests.

Using the yield line theory, an equivalent impact force estimation method is also proposed based on the impact load versus displacement relationship.

The results supported the hypothesized relationships, indicating a significant growth in job involvement alienation over time, with course satisfaction and course anxiety showing an equivalent impact on its change trajectory.

But for those of us who use Google Reader regularly as a utility – as a place to track, follow, archive and search dozens of sources of information from favorite blogs to company feeds and more – any change to Reader has the equivalent impact as an overhaul of Gmail.

Now I think you will see, organizationally, searches for the equivalent impact of a supply chain.

An analytical calculation is presented that gives the characteristics of an equivalent mechanical impact configuration based on an assessment of the typical time scale of energy deposit and kinematic behaviour during a lightning strike test.

Their estimates suggest that transhipment has the equivalent impact on freight rates as an increase in distance between two countries of 2612 km (Helble 2014, p. 2).

"If you allow people to suffer from loneliness it has the equivalent impact as smoking 15 cigarettes a day and is as big a risk as obesity".