Sentence examples for be equated in from inspiring English sources

However, those fashions cannot be equated in any logical sense with intelligence or moral worth.

"If it could be equated in terms of currency, it would be 80 percent of the economy".

"A legislative statement, however drafted, which inserts concepts for furthering 'involvement', will be equated in the minds of warring parents as a right to equality of time.

The US government and its allies need to understand, and here I mean understand fully, that they are dealing with two different governments, two separate states and nations so different that they cannot be equated in a single mission.

Moreover, in the context of the current study the condition of overweight versus obese cannot simply be equated in terms of FMS outcomes.

The rates of change of the concentration of every metabolite can be equated in terms of reaction rates and net stoichiometric coefficients, which gives rise to the set of ordinary differential equations given by Eq. (2): 2 The metabolite or state vector x is m × 1 in dimension.

The Koran-burning has been equated, in some circles, with the fabled ground zero mosque.

"Bigger" & "better" are equated in the book-reviewing mind, as they were, until recently, in that of the auto-buying public.

The attack was being equated in military circles with an attack in 2008 when American Special Forces soldiers crossed into Pakistan, and relations were momentarily frozen, he said.

In North America in the period from 1770 to 1830 the killing of a slave was equated in common law with the murder of a white person.

Urban sustainability has been equated in Towards an Urban Renaissance (1999), with the need for compact, dense, vibrant urban cores.