Sentence examples for earlier equivalent from inspiring English sources

In three recent European elections — in Austria, the Netherlands and France — populists gained more electoral support than they had in earlier equivalent contests, even though they failed to break through into office.

Across groups knowledge of the location of body organs was poor and has not significantly improved since an earlier equivalent study over 30 years ago (χ2 = 0.04, df = 1, ns).

Another early equivalent of AC is The Multiplicative Axiom (Russell 1906).

This was mainly due to overestimations on the compressive strengths of HESC at early equivalent ages less than or equal to 18 h as indicated in Fig. 10b for ( f_{cd}^ ) equal to 30 MPa.

One of the earliest equivalent formulations of the Brouwer fixed point theorem of 1912 is the theorem of Knaster, Kuratowski, and Mazurkiewicz (the KKM theorem for short) of 1929 [1], which was concerned with a particular type of multimaps, later called KKM maps.

The Witenagemot was an early equivalent to the Privy Council of England.

Among the three components, P1, with a post-stimulus latency of approximately 100 ms, may be the earliest equivalent for top-down modulation of sensory input.

Israel had earlier struck equivalent buildings in the West Bank towns of Tulkarm, Jenin and Nablus.

In general, since muscle power is not directly expended as drag power, as noted earlier an equivalent question to pose is whether thrust power should be less than the power to deform the body, i.e., should ?

An earlier but equivalent form of introduction is supplied by the dictum that a truth-maker is the "ground" or "ontological ground" of a true claim (Bergmann 1961: 229, Hochberg 1967 416 77).

In addition, female 3xTg-AD mice showed an earlier but equivalent decrease in neurogenesis at 4 months (reduction of 63%) with an almost inexistent rate at 12 months (88% decrease) compared to controls.