Sentence examples for choose the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Just why these hefty fish would choose the equivalent of a sauteed mushroom cap over a big fat steak is puzzling, but they routinely do so.

If you're willing to go to that trouble, you can play the music where and how you choose — the equivalent to rights that would have been granted automatically at the cash register if you had bought the same music on a CD in the first place.

When it comes to protecting data, most companies choose the equivalent of option 1, because that's the way it's always been done.

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The player who chose the baseball equivalent of Macy's Christmas window — the climax of the World Series — to announce he had every right to determine if he could do better elsewhere.

In this context the authors chose the uniaxial equivalent stress as the approach useful for this purpose by combining it with a strength curve for the material (i.e. S N curve) and a rule to evaluate damage (i.e. Miner's rule).

If I had chosen the Kirkland equivalents in my survey when they were available (and not all shoppers would), the basket would have cost another $8 less.

In each case we have chosen the quasi-equivalent structure closest to the icosahedral 5-fold axis.

Since the denominator is common for two probabilities, the MAP criterion is equivalent to choose the value of that maximize the numerator of (9).

Most executives continue to lean heavily on poorly chosen statistics, the equivalent of using batting averages to predict runs.

Nominal stresses were chosen for the equivalent stress according to the Huber-Mises hypothesis equal to 360 MPa.