Sentence examples similar to equates through from inspiring English sources
It facilitates test equating through a simple linear transformation, and its rich description of item performance provides guidance for the writing of new items.
But then Vidal cannot help himself, and he equates -- through Hoover of all people -- this stifling piece of bureaucracy with Hitler's Gestapo and Stalin's Gulag.
Each context dimension was equated vertically through IRT, with Bayesian scoring across two years spanning prekindergarten through 1st grade.
It gave me a nasty turn, but it hardly equates to anything Attwood went through.
In contrast, other studies in older adults have found that approximately 50% of falls reported are related to ambulation activities[ 27, 29] When walking, an individual must bear 80% of her/his body weight on a single limb for 60% of the gait cycle; this equates to a loading force through the hip greater than 4 times the body weight [ 34].
It's an experience I'd equate to sitting through a supporting act during a pop concert before the main event -- something most people end up chatting through or skipping altogether.
The sun is hurtling through space at 220km/s, which equates to 792,000km/h or 0.07 times the speed of light.
Unfortunately for them, Welbeck is still an erratic finisher and Van Persie is going through what, by his lofty standards, equates to a poor spell.
To date, there has been no longitudinal study to assess whether this retention of telomerase activity equates to the retention of chromosome telomere length through adulthood.
The average reader snails through prose at a rate of about 250-300 words per minute, which roughly equates to about one page per minute.
