Sentence examples for equivalent of reading from inspiring English sources

This made reading Nintendo Power the rough equivalent of reading a magazine about cars that only featured Hondas.

An evening spent with Channel 4, away from the temptations of ITV, the third channel, is, some claim, almost the intellectual equivalent of reading a book.

Listening to this recording is the musical equivalent of reading early Christian writings, such as the famous "Lives of the Saints" or Bede; it captures the sense of radiance, awe and simple beauty that should exemplify this holiday.

So snoopware makes possible the computer equivalent of reading other people's private diaries, opening their mail, going through their garbage, scanning their bank statements and portfolios, cracking their safes, tapping their phones and peeping through their windows, all at once.

Mr. De Atley had basically done the equivalent of reading aloud a white paper, timed to a PowerPoint deck, before escaping out a side door without answering any questions.

To be honest, there is always a temptation to just read the abstract and then examine the figures, which is the academic equivalent of reading the blurb on the back of a book, then flicking through and looking at the pretty pictures.

AMPH produced a statistically equivalent speeding of reading across all fiveword classes.

For ChIP-seq, 100 randomized datasets were generated for equivalent numbers of reads for both H2B and H3 (see above).

After pre-processing, sequencing datasets from all three approaches had nearly equivalent numbers of reads (Table  1).

Investigators have noted that it is realistic to anticipate that specificity would improve with additional training and experience to the equivalent of radiologists reading screening mammograms.

Elevator Repair Service's previous adaptations of classic American novels — "Gatz" and "The Sound and the Fury (April Seventh, 1928)," from William Faulkner — delivered the entirety of the texts that inspired them, and somehow found a dramatic equivalent for the passive process of reading.