Sentence examples for equivalent collection from inspiring English sources

Instead of paying $50 or more for the complete collection of a band's music, you get an equivalent collection of music on your iPhone for $2.99.

We visited 49 sites spanning the known Gff distribution but could trap flies in only 23 sites despite similar environmental conditions and equivalent collection efforts.

Mobilization procedures and stem cell processing should be performed in JACIE (or equivalent) accredited collection centres (level III).

We suggest that it is therefore important for each laboratory to investigate the transferability of the quoted reference range to its own patient population based on equivalent standardised collection conditions, and where necessary determine its own ranges.

(Holden) * 'NINE LIVES' (R, 115 minutes) The director Rodrigo Garcia's suite of fleeting but intense moments in the lives of nine women is an extraordinarily rich and satisfying film, the cinematic equivalent of a collection of Chekhov short stories.

There are plenty of first‑rate pieces to fill the galleries now, but SFMOMA still has a different, less historical, story to tell than its New York equivalent, the core collection of which comes from the early 20th century.

Describing the continued disposal of plastic bottles and other plastic products to landfill as "shameful", Taylor will confirm that government figures show how last year around 240,000 tonnes of plastic bottles were sent to landfill by households with access to kerbside plastic recycling collection – equivalent to nearly half of all bottles used.

The "Romeo and Juliet" director Baz Luhrmann fired his camera out of the barrel of a gun, and the overdirected velocity was a moviemaker's equivalent of a collection of nervous tics; Mr. Almereyda's audacity comes in problem solving, one of the true functions of a director.

However, (1.1) and (1.2) are not equivalent for a collection of three or more random variables.

However, (1.1) and (1.2) are not equivalent for a collection of 3 or more random variables.

However, Ebrahimi and Ghosh (1981 [3]) showed that (1.1) and (1.2) are not equivalent for a collection of three or more random variables.