Sentence examples for equivalence are from inspiring English sources
Linguistic, structural, measurement unit, and full score equivalence are described.
The concepts of relevancy, coherency, and equivalence are used to characterize the properties of such systems.
Secondly, it utilised various characteristics of actors, and relations such as hierarchical and equivalence are built among actors.
The mathematics of these notions and the associated proofs of equivalence are intricate and a presentation of them is beyond the scope of this entry.
The merits of Lange's view concerning the "conversion" of mass-energy equivalence are essentially the same as the merits of both the Bondi-Spurgin interpretation and Rindler's interpretation.
The demerits of either ontological interpretation of mass-energy equivalence are that it rests upon the same-property interpretation of E = mc2.
No doubt its implication of moral equivalence was unusually sharp.
Still, that equivalence "is purely hypothetical," said Ms. Booth, the Massachusetts environmental scientist.
The equivalence was false, Fish thought, because the inquiries had different goals.
The U.S. Congress has its own plutocracy problem, but in this case any equivalence is false.
And once the rehearsal of outraged equivalence is in gear, anything goes.
