Sentence examples for equates in time from inspiring English sources

Using Xbox data on game use, the Burger King game equates in time spent to more than 1.4 billion 30-second commercials, the fast-food company says.

Story wrote, "Using Xbox data on game use, the Burger King game equates in time spent to more than 1.4 billion 30-second commercials" The success of the project, including Sneak King was noted as a key part of Burger King's 40% increase in sales during the quarter and it was affirmed by Russell Klein that Burger King attributed the majority of that success to the project.

In 2017 alone, GBU members donated nearly 68,000 hours of volunteer service, which equates to over $1.7 million in time value for the services rendered.

As we're exploring more and more of the Universe, we're able to look farther away in space, which equates to farther back in time.

There, too, Darwin equates the patterns of replacement in time (substituting the supposed fossil camel Macrauchenia as antecedent to the living guanaco for the original cavy example) with the patterns of geographic replacement of the two rhea species.

As illustration, if the mean duration of weaning was 24 hours as reported in a large international cohort of ventilated patients [ 39], a 30% reduction equates to a 7.2 hour reduction in time spent weaning.

He asked "is she equating her time in the East Wing with McCain's time in the Hanoi Hilton?" You have got to watch these videos.

Home alone at Christmas equates to time out.

For this purpose, "time since randomisation" in the clinical trial was equated to "time since referral" in the reference cohort.

The attorney general, Robert Clark, said the government was making good on its promise to make jail terms equate to jail time in Victoria.

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).