Sentence examples for equivalencies are from inspiring English sources

Indeed, in the preface, the editors cheerfully announce that any strong form of the belief to which their book may seem to be a monument is certainly false: "Some pretty good equivalencies are always available. . . .

"Then we'll look at languages that are much better documented, look at short word lists to see what the differences are and see what the equivalencies are, and we'll use that to reconstruct what the Long Island languages probably were like".

Identifier equivalencies are pivotal too: there are claims people made-NSC27 is the same as CAS number blah blah blah.

For wildcards, this consists of single wildcard equivalency "01.W", where W is the maximum wildcard length allowed; e.g. for the default maximum wildcard length of 2, the wildcard equivalencies are 0, 1 and 2, and a variable length gap of 1 or 2 is represented by the equivalency [12].

But attempting to construct equivalencies is no way to feel better about the death of children; and the point about messiness is why one gets angry at wars, not why one shrugs at them.

The French hated the euro as loss of prestige, the Germans as loss of stability -- all nationalities groused that the equivalencies were somewhat rigged and that prices were inflated (which subsequent studies proved to be untrue).

Where ambiguity was used, the following sets of equivalencies were used: [ILMVF], [FYW], [FYH], [KRH], [DE], [ST].

Median serum toxic equivalencies were significantly increased in people who lived in the floodplain (23.2 ppt) compared with the referent population (18.5 ppt).

Improvements in mean reading comprehension standard scores and age equivalencies, and the spelling age equivalencies were statistically significant after 8 weeks of treatment and continued to improve until the end of study for both groups (p ≤.021).

However, the current empirical formulae for evaluating such time equivalency are mainly derived for protected steel members and may not be applicable for reinforced concrete members.

Operation Recognition allows veterans of World War II, the Korean War and Vietnam War to receive a diploma if they have a high school equivalency, are a New York state resident and received a satisfactory discharge.