Sentence examples for equivalent of nuclear from inspiring English sources

Are 'Game of Thrones's' dragons the equivalent of nuclear weapons?

Two populations known for high-velocity jumpiness came together and exploded in the digital equivalent of nuclear fusion.

Our use of antibiotic pharmaceuticals has produced what some describe as the equivalent of nuclear devastation to this microbial landscape.

The Post quoted Mr. Hack as describing the contest to plan the rebuilding of the trade center as the "architectural equivalent of nuclear war".

Combining the cinemas of east and west is the cinematic equivalent of nuclear fusion: theoretically possible, potentially enormously rewarding, but in practice extremely difficult.

Responding to concerns in his own party that he may have taken too long off the campaign trail, Senator John Kerry said Monday that he had plenty of time to define himself for voters despite millions of dollars worth of what he termed "the equivalent of nuclear attacks" on television by the Bush campaign that have cast him as a tax-and-spend liberal.

Some metal mines, including gold mines, have become the near-equivalent of nuclear waste dumps that must be tended in perpetuity.

Since the haploid genome content of P. edulis is reported to be ~1.6 pg or 1,563 Mb [ 6], a library composed of 82,903 clones with an average insert size of 108 kb affords coverage of ~6 genome equivalents of nuclear DNA [ 82,903 × 0.108 Mb) ÷ 1,563 Mb = 5.73].

Equivalent volumes of nuclear and cytoplasmic fractions were boiled in SDS lysis buffer for western blot analysis.

It would be the equivalent of a nuclear explosion".

Voting against a rule, Labrador told me, was the equivalent of "going nuclear".