Sentence examples for equivalence it from inspiring English sources

This idea finds its most ambitious expression as Wolfram's "principle of computational equivalence". It holds that a leaf, a star, a human being and one of Wolfram's cellular automata are all equivalent in that they arise from the same kind of simple rules.

2. Unless you break that equivalence, it doesn't matter how government spending is financed; "helicopter money" makes no difference.

But the fact is that even if you believe in Ricardian equivalence, it doesn't tell you that fiscal policy won't work.

This is bold and muscular storytelling with a plausible performance from Riz Ahmed in the lead role – though there is something flabby and evasive in the inevitable equivalence it winds up proposing between Islamic fundamentalism and aggressive American capitalism.

As a marker of high-school equivalence, it holds the promise that an entire academic career can be distilled into the knowledge required to pass a five-part exam.

Although this demeans both language and the notion of mathematical equivalence, it is apparently now official policy, so I think it will be best if I just dive straight in.

In an election rife with false equivalences, it is useful to remember that heedlessly comparing unwrinkled authoritarianism to imperfect representative rule is a perversion akin to Trump's own manipulation of facts and exploitation of fear.

It can be reciprocal (equivalence) and it is transitive and reflexive for propositions of degree of validity ≠ 0.

Moreover, from the standpoint of general mathematics, once we have (R), we have the (infinite) equivalence classes it determines and the partition it induces.

It is known simply as the equivalence principle; it says that empty space looks the same everywhere and to everyone.

But identity is an equivalence relation — it is reflexive, symmetrical, and transitive — so it holds only one-one.