Sentence examples for equates if from inspiring English sources

The [appeal] hearing [with the BBBC] was put back to July so Dereck will have effectively been out of the ring for six months and that equates, if he was a footballer, to being out of action for 24 matches.

"The hearing was put back to July so Dereck will have effectively been out of the ring for six months and that equates, if he was a footballer, to being out of action for 24 matches," Warren added.

"The hearing was put back to July so Dereck will have effectively been out of the ring for six months and that equates, if he was a footballer, to being out of action for 24 matches," Warren told BBC Radio 5 Live.

The estimated effect parameters for the cognitive variables may be useful for item banking and test equating if the model has sufficient predictive power.

Anchor items are also chosen to be representative of the examination as a whole, and therefore their DIF should also be representative of the examination, and there can potentially be problems in equating if anchor items are not representative.

Thus, PLV measure equates 1 if the two signals are perfectly phase locked across the whole time window observed, and equates 0 if they are totally unsynchronized.

Of course some critics have already equated the two, but "if climate change really were a religion, it would be a wretched one," Marshall writes, "offering guilt and blame and fear but no recourse to salvation or forgiveness". In his view, the "Green Team" should borrow several elements from the "God Squad": There should be opportunities for public commitment to the cause.

Foolishly, Matthew admits to pleasuring himself from time to time, an act that Amy equates with adultery, if not high treason.

Speaking of Russia as a "partner" no longer equates to realities, if only because Moscow consistently relinquishes genuine cooperation and openly casts itself as an alternative, hostile model no longer very interested in international rules.

Liberty!" and held up signs that read: "Castro's rats" and "Stop using Uncle Sam's money to promote your Cuban hell". The group included former political prisoners in Cuba, Cuban-American musicians and older exiles for whom culture equates with politics if Fidel Castro's Government is involved.

If money equates with power, she uses it for the good of the people".