Sentence examples for equivalent for an from inspiring English sources
T_ratteggio_ might work on a Renaissance fresco, but what is the equivalent for an abstract painting, let alone a work of conceptual art?
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Tratteggio might work on a Renaissance fresco, but what is the equivalent for an abstract painting, let alone a work of conceptual art?
convergence for random variables, are studied with the use of some properties of the geometry of projectors from U. The conditions are equivalent if (xn) is bounded, and are not equivalent for an arbitrary sequence.
If you are racing, that goes up to over 1,000 kcal/hour, while if you are Bradley Wiggins riding a 4,000m pursuit - just over four minutes at virtually flat-out pace, the equivalent for an hour would be 7,000 kcal.
SIGMA-2Mean and SIGMA-SqrRMean are equivalent for an elliptical flux image, but they are applied in different ways to figure out either the reasonable intercept factor of the experimental flux image on the physical target plane respecting the aperture region of interest, or the power spillage over the limited experimental target plane.
There isn't always an exact equivalent for a word or phrase: it's the effect of it that matters.
Loss of his driving licence (the equivalent for a Californian 20-year-old of hemiplegia) was certain, if convicted.
There is no equivalent for a girl, but in a deeply patriarchal society that doesn't matter.
Of course, petrol and home energy aren't equivalent for a whole number of reasons, but I still think there's something telling in the comparison.
