Sentence examples for equivalence of from inspiring English sources

Equivalence of experience was stretched to impute an equivalence of legitimacy.

Feeble themes, like the equivalence of comradeship and family, are floated only to fall flat.

Here our assumptions are essentially about the equivalence of the sexes, and about that equality of responsibility.

This is where Einstein explains the equivalence of gravity and acceleration, and the curviness of space-time.

God is sometimes invoked here "in His wisdom and anger", a phrase that dourly announces the equivalence of these concepts.

Yet the equivalence of "most influential" with "greatest" — for which Tomassini's composers list was criticized — is troubling in itself.

Such stubbornness brings problems as well as virtues – in particular a congested stylistic excess, and a troublesome equivalence of detail.

There aren't many equivalences around in this war, but you can be sure that the equivalence of grief exists.

Is Egoyan, somewhere on those various levels of reality, memory and myth, suggesting an equivalence of victimhood?

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The equivalence of paths in the Squier complex corresponds to an equivalence of monoid pictures.