Sentence examples for equivalent best from inspiring English sources

The equivalent best male award went to Darren Boyd, star of Sky One's Spy.

Statistically, the ASC awards don't serve as a strong indicator for who will win the equivalent best cinematography Oscar at the Academy Awards: in the organization's 30-year history, only 12 winners of the top theatrical prize have gone on to claim that honor.

Students should be highly academic but "well-rounded", with a stereotypically American idea of the all-singing, all-dancing star quarterback (or the British equivalent: best wing attack since 2008 and/or a Duke of Edinburgh silver award) becoming more and more pervasive.

Check if the best sequences meet the template criteria: First, only one best sequence is resulted or multiple equivalent best sequences co-exist only because some ordered pairs have peaks at 0 s.

The English equivalent that best captures the word's absurdity might be "Ivoryness".

But the Horizon Award, the CMA equivalent of best new artist, reflected a trend that could be reshaping Nashville.

For outstanding cast performance, the guild's equivalent of best picture, the actors will choose from "Argo," "Exotic Marigold," "Les Miz, Lincoln and Silver Linings Playbookbook".

It's the guild's equivalent of best film of the year and positions the movie about King George VI's attempts to stop stuttering as the nominee to beat at the Academy Awards next month.

Emulation to run existing x86 applications and operating systems was particularly poor, with one benchmark in 2001 reporting that it was equivalent at best to a 100 MHz Pentium in this mode (1.1 GHz Pentiums were on the market at that time).

Short waits are not necessarily equivalent to best clinical practice.

Females giving birth had a higher probability of surviving to the following year (0.851) than females that did not give birth (0.777; Figure 2) but the nearly equivalent, second-best model indicated no difference in survival at 0.828 ±0.0211).