Sentence examples similar to cm2 equivalent from inspiring English sources
(D∗1) and (S1) are equivalent, (D∗2) is equivalent to (S2), and.
Olympus has two, a 14mm to 42mm (28mm to 84mm equivalent) zoom and a 17mm (34mm equivalent) fixed focal-length lens.
Two bottles of each will cost you £39.90, equivalent to £6.65 a pop.
The Italians have run up debts of €1.8tn, equivalent to 120% of annual income.
African-Americans in Louisiana score just 0.47 (equivalent to Nigeria).
Lord Mansfield left her £500 in his will and an annuity of £100 (equivalent to around £12,000).
Chatto had published it at the price of 10/6 (equivalent to about £12 today).
That's the T20 equivalent of reaching the last 100m a lap ahead of your rival.
The UN says the conference will result in around 21,000 tonnes CO2 equivalent.
Similar tests were performed on detectors after exposure to proton beams with doses (1.8×101524GeVprotons/cm2) equivalent to those expected after 10 years at the innermost layers of the ATLAS experiment at the large hadron collider (LHC).
The 24-h-loading of high shear stresses (8.7 and 19.6 dyn/cm2) equivalent to those of the arterial circulatory system resulted in severe cellular damage resulting in the complete loss of cells.
