Sentence examples for equal to the expense from inspiring English sources

That means the cost of tracking 1,000 animals moving together through a factory system would be roughly equal to the expense that a small farmer would incur for tracking one animal.

Their expense was often equal to the expense of using our own time to find solutions.

The introduction of the forbidden symbol produces an amount of artificial coding redundancy per encoded bit equal to, at the expense of the compression efficiency [14].

Using reality television as a barometer of our collective interest in marriage, any researcher would arrive at a very different conclusion, one that assumed that women were not only desperate to wed but also hungry to do so at an expense equal to the operating budget of a midsize biotech company.

Medical expenses, including the cost of maintaining a service dog, in excess of 7.5percentt of adjusted gross income can be deducted from your taxes; expenses equal to the first 7.5percentt of adjusted gross income are not deductible.

Enter a formula in cell H2 to set it equal to the total variable cost total from the "Expenses" tab multiplied by the value in cell F2.

Vibration is reduced at the expense of adding a delay equal to the length of the shaper.

The new scholarships will allow students from families whose income is less than about $25,000 a year to attend Oxford, for $5,400 a year, including living expenses — an amount equal to the university's tuition before it was driven up to almost $14,000.

Click cell G2 to select it and enter a formula to set it equal to the total fixed costs that you calculated on the "Expenses" tab.

Since the saturation vapour pressure of liquid water is always greater than or equal to the saturation vapour pressure of ice, ice crystals will grow at the expense of the liquid water.

This was being equal to the night.