Sentence examples similar to equivalent in exactness from inspiring English sources

Ozawa found useful characterizations of weak exactness and he proved that weak exactness for group von Neumann algebras is equivalent to exactness of the groups.

There is no exact equivalent in English.

School nurses believe in exactness; bloody noses, insulin levels, high fevers, lice and facts in books.

The prisoners' answers varied in exactness and details, but could be clustered in three groups: pharmacological treatment, individual treatment by a psychologist, and group treatment.

"Soccer" is rugger's equivalent in Oxbridge-speak.

Pay was made equivalent in December 1942.

or the equivalent in specialty texts.

It will be useful in studying spectral exactness in every gap of the essential spectrum of any self-adjoint subspace extension in Sections 4-6.

For Mr. Lupa's direction, and the work of his excellent actors, are scrupulous in their exactness.

The equivalent figure in America is 13%.

And if that's the case, it makes sense that the Clock Room, as it's called, is an elegant, if somewhat dusty, exercise in mechanical exactness.