Sentence examples similar to an equivalent play from inspiring English sources

That said, it would not be an exaggeration to describe Sartre as a philosopher of the imaginary, so important a role does imaging consciousness or its equivalent play in his work.

Data were analysed as a function of effective playing time to ensure that outcome measures were compared after an equivalent effective playing time (eg, 2.5 min) in both conditions.

This approach was chosen to ensure that outcome measures were compared after an equivalent effective playing time in both conditions.

This approach was chosen to ensure that outcome measures were compared after an equivalent effective playing time (eg, 2.5 min) in both conditions.

Twenty years ago, you'd have had a hard time convincing anyone over the age of six that plasticine – or its American equivalent, Play-Doh – could be used to make works of art.

The boards are filled with lettered tiles forming words that refer to the two authors whose ghostly equivalents play a competitive version of the game.

Given recent evidence of social space coding in left hippocampus29, an intriguing possibility is that the left hippocampus may play an equivalent role in processing the complex topologies of the social networks humans are required to navigate in daily life.

This finding is similar to that for cranial vault sutures cultured in the absence of dura mater, indicating that NC cartilages play an equivalent role to dura mater in maintaining the patency of developing sutures.

Even if few contemporary philosophers would still appeal to God in this context, there are other possible mechanisms that could play an equivalent role.

Their opposite numbers on the Republican side play an equivalent role in pushing that party further to the right.

Considering its resemblance to the blacktip reef shark, the smoothtooth blacktip shark may play an equivalent shallow-water ecological role within its range.