Sentence examples for an equivalent truth from inspiring English sources

I certainly think an equivalent truth applies to financial markets.

It also urged the creation of a truth commission or an equivalent body to investigate atrocities by both sides during the war.

Thus, for every wff of PC there is an equivalent wff, expressing precisely the same truth function, in which the only operators are ∼ and ∨, though the meaning of this wff will usually be much less clear than that of the original.

While the local memory mechanisms in a cell may not resemble the cross coupled NOR gate configuration of an RS latch, it may have an equivalent memory behaviour that is described by the truth table of the RS latch behaviour.

The truth is more complicated.Military history suggests that, failing the capture of an important leader or an equivalent setback, insurgencies need to be measured in cycles of not less than a year.

All sentences containing the word 'proposition' including such sentences as 'A modal operator expresses a function from propositions to truth values' mean no more and no less than sentences which contain neither this word nor an equivalent.

Others chose an equivalent easy cycling workout.

Is an equivalent... possible?

So, what, exactly, is an equivalent album?

Draw an equivalent diamond underneath.

You've created an equivalent fraction.