Sentence examples for equivalent clear from inspiring English sources

The comparison of a large number of key air water flow properties showed a very close agreement for the two sensor types including void fraction, interfacial velocity and equivalent clear water flow depth enabling a direct comparison of past and future data collected with either phase-detection probe type.

The knock-up, as Britons call the warm-up, is one of tennis's tics, the equivalent of clearing your throat before delivering a speech.

On the second floor, workers have removed an untold number of high-end home furnishings to make way for the hundreds of Obama loyalists, the decorator's equivalent of clear-cutting a forest.

We reviewed all Traditional 510(k) submissions for cervical IBFDs deemed substantially equivalent and cleared for marketing from 2007 through 2014.

That's the equivalent of clearing a two-lane road, by hand, stretching from London to Moscow.

Then, in February, executives at the Toronto-based company began the corporate equivalent of clear-cutting shedding 48 dead-tree publiclear-cutting shedding.

The IDFA, a marker used by mobile advertisers, is a way to uniquely identify a device until the point that the user chooses to reset the identifier – something then serves as the mobile equivalent to clearing a web browser's cookies.

If a Class II device is found to be substantially equivalent and cleared it may be legally marketed in the United States.

Beers sometimes jokes that his work resembles the natural-resource-extraction industries that he makes shows about, and after a few days following his production crew around Nome, I started to feel as if I were walking through the reality-TV equivalent of a clear-cut forest.

A-levels have no clear equivalent in the United States.

In Last Week with John Oliver, the late-night host referred to Donald Trump as "the human equivalent of a clear plastic bag filled with cheeseburgers and Confederate flag belt buckles".