Sentence examples for definition equivalent from inspiring English sources

Is this definition equivalent to the above definition?

It is still the case, in most instances, that a clue will contain a definition, equivalent to the word or words you need to install, and a cryptic variation to point you towards it.

Since (operatorname{ind}(P =2), the relationship (P=A^{(1/2)}) is, following the previous definition, equivalent to (P^{(2)}=A).

We then have (L^{ q)}=L) for every real number q.   (ii) Since (operatorname{ind}(P =2), the relationship (P=A^{(1/2)}) is, following the previous definition, equivalent to (P^{(2)}=A).

The threshold scores are set to correspond to a case definition equivalent to that of the average patient referred to a psychiatrist.

In-hospital mortality was defined as death occurring after admission to an index hospital and before discharge either from the index hospital or any subsequent receiving hospital in cases where the patient was transferred from the index hospital (a definition equivalent to a "super-spell" whereby a "spell" is HES-specific terminology denoting one continuous admission at a hospital) [ 12, 14].

Bake Off's charm has always lain in its refusal to conform to the rampant back-story prurience of other reality television shows, the high-definition equivalent of curtain-twitching combined with a vapid belief in personal journeys.

Call two definitions equivalent iff they yield the same theorems in the expanded language.

The proposed model is based on the definition of equivalent material parameters for the crushing region around the dowel hole.

This definition is equivalent to the one approved during the first International Exposition of Electricity held in Paris in 1881: the ampere is the current produced by one volt in one ohm.

The definition of equivalent measures is a very flexible concept". Air China, China Eastern Airlines, China Southern Airlines and HNA Group will be affected by the ETS just as they aim to expand their flights to Europe.