Sentence examples for equivalent having from inspiring English sources

Sightengine's equivalent, having examined hundreds of thousands of nipples, penises and labias, can tell a client in milliseconds if a photograph counts as "NSFW".

FT Alphaville makes a typically insightful point this morning – the cost of insuring Dutch debt against default has increased sharply in recent months, and is rather more costly than the German equivalent (having actually been cheaper a year ago).

Within each region the phase portraits of the system are topologically equivalent, having the same number of stable and unstable fixed points and limit cycles.

The average chemical composition of the three powders was equivalent, having ~ 10 wt.% of Fe Ni Cr binder, but their particle surfaces were modified in different ways by the specific sputter-coating conditions, affecting the powder processing and the final composite characteristics, as follows.

All blastomeres of the compacted eight-cell morula are equivalent, having an apical face exposed to the outside environment and a basolateral face in contact with surrounding blastomeres.

But the equivalent has already happened in the Bush campaign.

The Italian equivalent has risen through 6%, another important level - up 5 bps at 6.046%.

An African equivalent has existed on paper since 1988 but little has been done to enact it.

The concept novel, like its musical equivalent, has always been a risky endeavor.

A fiver says an order for a "Back Zac" equivalent has already been placed with a printer.

Team sports are smaller: the football World Cup has 32 teams, the rugby union equivalent has 20.