Sentence examples for equivalence is from inspiring English sources

The phrase "equivalent to... doctors who have successfully completed F1" for defining entry equivalence is unclear.

Still, that equivalence "is purely hypothetical," said Ms. Booth, the Massachusetts environmental scientist.

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.

Ricardian equivalence is a theorem, a theorem whose "ifs" are false.

And when the same terminology is used for a moral and immoral act, a moral equivalence is created.

Thus universality of free-fall, or equivalence, is one of the theoretical underpinnings of relativity.

And this equivalence is just our [4].

Thus the interpersonal equivalence is affected.

Yet for many game makers, that tendency to draw an equivalence is increasingly a problem.

Using the information filter, their equivalence is proved.