Sentence examples for equate three from inspiring English sources

Another character of interest is the number of tarsal segments, known to equate three in Plecoptera ([ 1, 31]).

But he's wrong to equate one delayed football game with the collapse of American values.

The Scott ad, at only 30 seconds, seems to have a much simpler goal: encourage voters to equate one fraud with the other so they cancel out.

"People go into secondary school with a lot of academic promise, but that doesn't necessarily equate five years later to good GCSEs.

This would equate one of Peirce's main contributions to logic to the simple increase of the scope of formalization.

Thus, they suggested that Boltzmann relied on the ergodic hypothesis in order to equate time averages and phase averages, or in other words, to equate two meaning of probability (relative time and relative volume in phase space).

So there began Rich's effort to equate two very different leaks of information about two wholly different wars.

But finding such links may be akin to equating three different paintings because they all have gold frames.

Her premiere, "Anthem for Fading Flowers," was slow moving but measured as it equated four seasons with the life cycle.

The constants are obtained by equating two different continuous approximations of the strain energy function.

The contraction of a tensor is obtained by equating two indices and summing over all values of the repeated indices.