Sentence examples for casting equivalent from inspiring English sources

It's the easiest way to declare diversity, as well as the casting equivalent of claiming you have a black friend.

From Seth MacFarlane's perspective, getting NFL star Tom Brady to do a cameo in "Ted 2" was a no-brainer, the casting equivalent of having a receiver wide open in the end zone.

However, scanning electron microscopy undertaken on additional samples showed that the test face of samples cast in permeable moulds were over four times less porous compared to their impermeably cast equivalents.

Following the Floquet approach[29, 30], the space-translated version of the Schrödinger equation, Equation 1, can be cast in equivalent form of a system of coupled time independent differential equations for the Floquet components of the wave function φ, containing the (in general complex) quasi-energy E.

The peak in the casts at equivalent pore radius of approximately 3 μm was much narrower and of larger magnitude 0.4 cm3 g− 1 than each of two respective peaks at pore radii 1.8 and 4.3 μm, and magnitudes 0.19 and 0.16 cm3 g− 1 for soil aggregates.

Casting the digital equivalent of a message-in-a-bottle into the Internet's vast sea of content, many people start Web sites or blogs hoping that they will find an appreciative audience for their precocious parrot videos, cupcake recipes or pithy commentary on everyday life.

Vote in the primary and feel the power of casting which is equivalent of convincing someone to vote because hundreds of people don't bother to vote.

Three members of the TV cast played the equivalent parts on stage, although the surname of the main character was changed from Rokesby for TV.

Following successes at the Golden Globes and last week's Oscar nominations, the film won the guild's best cast award, its equivalent to best picture.

The problem of time variant reliability analysis is first cast as an equivalent problem in series system reliability analysis.

The original set of differential mass balance equations is cast into an equivalent system of integral equations by generating appropriate Green's functions.