Sentence examples for be equivalent to the difference from inspiring English sources
Whereas others, such as Ibbetson, considered caste to be best defined as based on occupation, he believed that changes in occupation within a community led to another instance of endogamy "being held by a sort of unconscious fiction to be equivalent to the difference of race, which is the true basis of the system".
A consequence of this is that the effect of the A allele in males should be equivalent to the difference between a/a and A/A homozygous females.
If true, we expect the differences in sensitivity between Surepath, ThinPrep, and conventional cytology in a triage population to be equivalent to the differences in a primary screening population.
"It's equivalent to the difference between early digital cameras from 10 years ago and the latest smartphone photography," she said.
In a paper in this week's issue of Science, Bao and colleagues claim the sensors can pick up gradations in pressure that are equivalent to the difference between a firm handshake and a limp one.
Adding an extra delay element before the fast input, which is equivalent to the difference in arrival times of the two input signals, eliminates the glitch at the output.
The other criteria is the number of output errors exceeding certain absolute value (the desired fail limit FL des ) that is equivalent to the difference between the output neuron value and the related value in the dataset.
This approach assumes equivalence between all rank neighbors which implies that, e.g., the difference between the first and second rank is equivalent to the difference between ranks 100 and 101.
