Sentence examples for equal to whatever from inspiring English sources
People with more than that amount of money typically create trusts for each spouse, so when the first person dies an amount equal to whatever the exemption level goes into that person's trust.
The tie remained on a knife edge with the visitors knowing one goal would see them through to the final but Artur was more than equal to whatever Fenerbahce threw at him as Benfica saw out the remainder of the game relatively untroubled.
"Divorce," said a divorcing solicitor – let's call her Emma – "is one of the most important rights women have in England and Wales, in that it does recognise the earnings women lose, and it does recognise that whatever your contribution was to the marriage, that is equal to whatever your husband earned.
If the bottle is knocked over and the die knocked onto the table, the player is awarded points equal to whatever side of the die lies facing upward when the die comes to a stop.
A Walmart worker who reports to work the Tuesday before Thanksgiving, for example, will receive their normal hourly wage, plus an additional sum equal to whatever their average daily wage was during the 12 weeks leading up to Thanksgiving.
However, we have seen that (d_{varLambda _{mathrm{sq}}}), which is equal to π whatever the spectrum, is a rather more natural theoretical counterpart to (d_{varLambda_{mathrm{exp}}}).
The idea behind net neutrality is that we should all have equal access to whatever website, whatever funny video, whatever animated.GIF of a kitten dancing.
We note that the number of the proposed queries is equal to five queries whatever is the value of k (the number of queries).
In exchange for managing the referral system, Clinkle/Treats gets a fee equal to 30percentt of whatever its clients pay out in rewards.
The precision value remains almost unchanged when k is greater than 3, this is explained by the idea that the number of the proposed queries is equal to five queries whatever is the value of k fixed.
It increased with J and was larger than the expected power as soon as J was at least equal to 5 items, whatever the precision, the increase in power being more marked when ESIRT = 0.2 and for small N. Indeed, as compared with the corresponding expected power of 0.293, for an ESIRT = 0.2 and N = 100, a 27%and72%2% increase on average in power was observed when J = 10 and 100 items, respectively.
