Sentence examples for equating to the from inspiring English sources

His annual return was paltry for a plutocrat, equating to the average yearly income of 32,000 Romans.

In 2018, resorts had had the best skiing season for five years, opening from December until May with 250,000 "skier days" – equating to the number of skiing passes sold – across the five main resorts.

The end product milled powder after 40 h of milling time, equating to the Al Ti AlN 30%TiN composition was consolidated into bulk compact using the underwater shock compaction method.

Equating to the derivatives of this Lagrangian with respect to the power, we get for, (25).

EQ meaning emotional quotient and ER equating to the emergency room however in all contexts during the SXSW session.

The court is made up of 46 judges, equating to the number of countries that have signed up to the European Human Rights Convention.

The 1/sin θ equates to the 1/sin θB term in equation (1).

Missed scenarios can equate to the occurrence of incidents.

Disclosing it hardly equates to the revelation of state secrets.

Obtaining a physical pull does not always equate to the file being supported for decoding.

An agent who is prepared to represent you does not necessarily equate to the right agent.