Sentence examples for can be equivalent from inspiring English sources

Fines can be equivalent to two weeks' salary.

In spine surgery, it seems, less may not be more, but it can be equivalent.

Eating a few slices of watermelon can be equivalent to drinking an extra glass of water.

Connection speeds can be equivalent to dial-up or broadband, depending on the carrier and the data service plan.

"I've seen people get injured because they stumbled on the uneven grass, which can be equivalent to a pothole.

The solvability condition of controllers can be equivalent to a feasibility problem of coupled linear matrix inequalities (LMIs).

It has been said that by seriously singing a song, energy consumption can be equivalent to momentum of running for 100 meters".

The output image of DMD can be equivalent to a gray-scale mask of high precision, which can control the exposure precisely.

The best covalent system in terms of photocatalysed NADPH synthesis can be equivalent to the free system in a dilute medium.

The result showed that this system can be equivalent to a mass-spring and the spring constant can be used to weigh the stability of the rotor.

On account of the efficiently pozzolanic effect, the addition of sodium silicate (<2%) and composite promoter (<4%) can be equivalent to several times cement content.