Sentence examples for delivered equivalent from inspiring English sources

Practicing his pronunciation with his brother in a taxi on the way to a gig in Lyon he had to apologise to the driver, who was confused from overhearing the pair peppering their perfect French with the calmly delivered equivalent of "Bollocks!

Concurrent FI30-s and FI60-s schedules delivered equivalent amounts of food reward per unit time (i.e. 5 and 10 pellets of food, respectively), and these conditions served as the baseline treatment for all subjects.

For the surface sample, the system delivered equivalent results in 33 hrs, a little less than half of the usual 72 hr for visual plate counting (Figure 13B).

Cinema bookers will be hoping that Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them and Rogue One can deliver equivalent numbers.

More likely, Through the Looking Glass is a less-loved and less-read book, and therefore didn't deliver equivalent brand value.

There don't seem to be alternative models that sustainably deliver equivalent value at lower cost.(Photo credit: Gavin Huang via Wikipedia).

This was to be supported by tighter energy efficiency standards that would come into force in 2016, and a scheme which would allow housebuilders to deliver equivalent carbon savings off site.

If the detention centre had been a mining project – the only other kind of venture likely to deliver equivalent people, investment, infrastructure and dislocation into remote PNG – the project developer would be required under law to conduct social mapping to determine which customary owners should be consulted and who should have a say and a stake in the distribution of royalties and benefits.

As discussed earlier, especially in biotechnology patent holders can block innovations from reaching the public without delivering equivalent alternatives.

Mixed refrigerants deliver equivalent refrigeration power with much lower pressure ratio and flow rate compared to pure nitrogen refrigerant.

Another of their insights: Over the long term, different sectors tend to deliver equivalent returns regardless of differing growth rates, industry to industry or even country to country.