Sentence examples for can equivalent from inspiring English sources

But health campaigners said the company was misleading shoppers as the new product was still laden with sugar – more than four teaspoons of sugar per 330ml can – equivalent to one quarter of a child's daily recommended maximum intake.

The transformed linear form can be equivalent, non-equivalent but sufficient, or approximated expressions of the original nonlinear equations.

If connected into grid through a current-source inverter, solar power can be equivalent to a PI bus and, if connected into grid through voltage source inverter, it can be equivalent to a PV bus.

Fines can be equivalent to two weeks' salary.

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

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

Cinema bookers will be hoping that Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Rogue One can deliver equivalent numbers.

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

But the Treasury has acknowledged that employers can return equivalent rights to individuals on a selective basis through their personal contracts.

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

Can empirically equivalent theories differ in epistemic status or value?