Sentence examples for equate time from inspiring English sources

And they say, "Anything that you can have done for less than x dollars per hour, you should hire it out and don't do it yourself". Is that one way to do it – to try to equate time and money?

Often, they merely equate time machines with the presence of CTCs.

"The Aymara seem to equate time with sources of knowledge," he says.

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).

For all tests the location of the bottles was swapped roughly every 20 30 s to equate time on each side.

As compound interest was equating time with money, Harvard Observatory began to sell time by telegraph and H. G. Wells imagined it as a fourth dimension along which one might travel.

Another definition of time travel that one sometimes encounters in the literature (Arntzenius, 2006, 602) (Smeenk and Wüthrich, 2012, 5, 26) equates time travel with the existence of CTC's: closed timelike curves.

This method does not equate nonwear time with inactivity or assume that daily wear time is representative of the rest of the day (25, 26).

About 20 years ago, I read a book called "Your Money or Your Life," and it helped you equate your time into dollars and the dollars that you spend.

After each text section there were four multiple choice questions designed to reinforce what had just been read and to equate for time between conditions.

The two may not equate and time spent on quality may not necessarily be well spent.