Sentence examples for equivalence in from inspiring English sources
In short, there is no consistent policy, nor any broad equivalence in the levy.
He also said: "We think we'll achieve man-machine equivalence in a computer by about 2015".
The main reason for the relative decline between 2000 and 2009 is that the equivalence in Sweden has deteriorated.
In a statement issued tonight, Mr. Bush appeared to find real equivalence in the two conflicts as he condemned the attacks in Israel and Kenya.
"If we're going to have equivalence in fines, let's start talking about being treated equally in terms of road design, like proper separated cycleways on key routes.
"At its heart, this dispute is about the promise made to all staff in the wake of the FT sale – a commitment to fairness and equivalence in future.
Words like communism, socialism, capitalism, and republicanism all conjure up one image in my mind: extremism" - implied a moral equivalence in communism and capitalism?
You had to take them to a bank or exchange counter and buy their current equivalence in another currency.
But the equivalence in question depends crucially on Antisymmetry.
"There is no moral equivalence in this fight, and there is no moral equivalence in their deaths".
The equivalence in Lemma 13 then implies convergence w.r.t.
