Sentence examples for equivalent has been from inspiring English sources

Various bugs in single-DES enctype similarity have been fixed; the 1.0.x behavior of treating all single-DES enctype as equivalent has been restored for now.

No other Australian state has had a population so evenly distributed between the capital city, other urban centres, and rural areas; the nearest equivalent has been Queensland.

The move is part of an effort to eliminate type 2 vaccine-derived polio now that its wild equivalent has been declared extinct.

The ambient dose equivalent has been measured on the walls of a bunker with a 6 MV TomoLINAC, which was designed to have a conventional 18 MV LINAC.

With the growing deployment of phasor measurement units (PMUs), measurement-based voltage stability assessment (VSA) that estimates the system Thevenin equivalent has been widely discussed in recent years.

A concept of lithium equivalent has been proposed in order to calculate single crystal elastic constants C11, C12 and C44 for commercial Al sheet alloys.

In other ways too, the lines between football and its computer equivalent have been blurring.

The background characteristics of large volume HPGe detectors installed in IAEA-MEL's underground counting laboratory situated at a depth of 35 m water equivalent have been investigated.

So far 43 billion barrels of oil or its gas equivalent have been extracted from UK waters.

Beyond insurance coverage and access, both the stigma around mental health itself and the belief that online care is less effective than its in-person equivalent have been major barriers to mental health therapy — online and off.

Several cycloadditions wherein the ylide serves as a "nucleophilic carbenoid equivalent" have been reported.