Sentence examples for closely equates from inspiring English sources

Of the four, the term agape most closely equates to unconditional love.

Home-price stabilisation will help clarify the market value of financial institutions' assets and therefore more closely equate the size of their book capital with the realities of market pricing.

The music video for "Wrecking Ball" can be closely equated to Pip's move to London, harshly thinking that he never wanted to return to anything that resembled commonness (a.k.a. Joe, his brother-in-law).

Cases are arranged in approximately Euclidean space so that proximity equates closely with similarity.

How closely should we equate Aunt Cissy's role with that of Circe in Greek mythology?

While the military has secured parts of the country and bolstered the Afghan government's security forces, the administration now recognizes that a final American withdrawal depends on a political settlement with the Taliban, a fundamentalist Islamic movement equated closely with the murderous ideology of Al Qaeda.

The BPVS is a valid and reliable measure of receptive vocabulary in children and scores equate closely to verbal IQ.

The term, widely translated in the British media as "scum", actually equates more closely to "rabble".

This was done so as to equate more closely the number of data points examined for each stimulus type.

The mean inter-reinforcer interval specified by the schedule (75 s) was chosen empirically in order to equate, as closely as possible, the overall rate of reinforcer delivery in the FIPP and the VI schedule.

Heder equated it most closely with "living life as a scout," and explained that he spent much of his youth with a local troupe.