Sentence examples for equated from the from inspiring English sources

Ductile commercial steel was equated from the viewpoint of strain energy density with a virtual brittle material of the same elastic modulus by using a novel concept, called the equivalent material concept (EMC).

However, while savings and investment may thus be equated from an accounting standpoint, in fact, actual planned savings and planned investment may differ in real life.

According to Wenth-worth's (1930), erodibility of a river basin can be calculated and equated from its average slope.

In equating slaves from the American South with the Israelites of the biblical exodus story, "The Slave to His Star" adopted another trope common to poems published within the abolitionist press.

Many Israelis were also upset after a campaign official from the alliance equated the Islamic State with the pre-state Zionist movement.

" South Korea's allies on the council wanted to steer away from language that equated the actions of the two sides.

Obama should also rectify his erroneous equating, from the U.S. national security perspective, of Ahmadinejad and Moussavi.

Jeffrey L. Rayburn, a 41-year-old engineer from Chattanooga, equated the crimes committed by the terrorists to those committed by the Nazis and said that they warranted the use of military tribunals.

It just seemed like well if my doctor starts sending me letters … now might be a good time.' Overall, patients equated the letter from their GP with a more typical NHS referral letter from primary to secondary care, and recognised it as being the key means to access specialist resources and services.

"The Tree of Life" distinguishes the way of nature (equated with the father) from the way of grace (the mother).

To do so, we have to keep physical beauty from being equated with the experience of attractiveness.