Sentence examples for equivalent and an from inspiring English sources

Black's closest equivalent, and an influence the film-makers readily acknowledge, would be Mathieu Kassovitz's La Haine, which pulled off a similar trick of capturing both the youthful energy and the circumscribed prospects of Europe's immigrant margins, treading a fine line between commercial entertainment and gritty realism.

A detection limit of 0.15 Bq/kg is routinely obtainable for sample sizes of 20 g of water equivalent and an accumulation time of three months.

This study should be carried out at center-of-mass ion collision energies of sNN="4÷11GeV (nucleon-nucleon equivalent) and an average luminosity of L= 1027cm−2s−1 for Au (79+).

In an interview with Science Careers, Marina Carla Cabrera, a postdoc at MedImmune who headed the LOT Summit's organizing committee, says anyone with at least a master's degree or equivalent and an interest in learning about biotech was eligible to complete an application that emphasized questions about leadership experience, goals, and the expected effect of attending.

The ATLAS pixel detector for use at the LHC, CERN, is designed to cover an active sensor area of 1.8 m2 with 1.1×108 read-out channels usable for a particle fluence up to 1015 cm−2 (1 MeV neutron equivalent) and an ionization dose up to 500 kGy of mainly charged hadron radiation.

We describe a method for the synthesis of sulfonamides through the combination of an organometallic reagent, a sulfur dioxide equivalent, and an aqueous solution of an amine under oxidative conditions (bleach).

Adolescent offspring academic achievement measured through pass/fail on O-level (GCSE equivalent) and A-level at ages 16 and 18 respectively.

Participants with GCSE equivalent (Realschulabschluss) and A-level equivalent (Abitur) were significantly more active than those with CSE equivalent (Hauptschulabschluss; OR 1.94 and 2.74).

In 1993, Mr. Clinton created the National Economic Council, a White House unit that he initially described as an equivalent, and a counterweight, to the long-established National Security Council.

But one surprise was the hummus, which tasted nicer than the own-brand equivalent and a lot better than Lidl's.

Method: Elite triathletes (n = 11) ran in time to self-selected motivational music, a neutral equivalent and a no-music control during submaximal and exhaustive treadmill running.