Sentence examples for equivalent back from inspiring English sources

It reminded me that there was a British equivalent back in the day: Robert Maxwell.

YearlyKos's closest equivalent back then would be the ramshackle underground-press convocations that took place from time to time.

Nobody made a mental note to stick 10p in a call-box to ring whoever was the equivalent back then of Gordon Smart, showbiz editor of the Sun.

The economy of Rome is not the same as the economy of London, and it will still cost you a plane ticket to get there, but it's pleasing to eat so well in the Italian capital for so much less than you might be charged for the equivalent back in the British capital.

The streaming services have roughly equivalent back catalogs of music.

Interestingly, the overall energetic cost of walking with a sternal load was approximately double the equivalent back load, just as was found in the barnacle goose (Tickle et al., 2010).

Finally, the equivalent back-projection operation is equal to f x i, y j = ∫ u r t ij u, u du (16).

We extend our previous analysis obtained for symmetric saddle point problems and distinguish between three mathematically equivalent back-substitution schemes which lead to a different numerical behavior when applied in finite precision arithmetic.

Examples of non-equivalent back-translations were discomfort, embarrassment and anxiety.

Bob Leavitt, deputy assistant administrator, bureau for democracy, conflict and humanitarian assistance, USAid The US announced another $173m for food assistance in South Sudan in December 2015 and has delivered 257,000 metric tonnes of food assistance over the last two years – that's the equivalent of back-to-back trucks from New York to Philadelphia.

"Television was in an equivalent place back in 2003.