Sentence examples for equivalent of settling from inspiring English sources

It's the warm, fuzzy equivalent of settling down for the Sunday afternoon film with a mug of tea – and the perfect vehicle for all the sustainable seafood championed by Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall's latest campaign.

I'll admit, at times I use the thesaurus program on my computer, but it always feels like the writerly equivalent of settling for drive-through fast food: convenient yet uninspiring, and perhaps indicative of a regrettable larger slide into slothfulness.

Buying an LG smartphone has long been the technological equivalent of settling.

Acceptance in this form is equivalent to settling.

This is equivalent to settling your batch on a traditional credit card terminal.

The floating ANAMMOX granules did not settle, so only the settling velocity of settling ANAMMOX granules was determined.

Roentgenograms revealed three millimeters of settling.

Though excited by the challenge of consuming the equivalent of Kansas, I settled for the 24-ounce porterhouse, the best of a mediocre lot that included a mushy rib steak and flavorless sirloin.

So long as this is not accompanied by pitchforks and flaming torches, we take this as the equivalent of Howdy and settle in for a friendly chat, which inevitably results in an invitation for lunch.

A method of predicting the tangential velocity profile on the basis of equivalent settling area without performing velocity measurement is detailed and examined for an experimental velocity profile.

His 1879 Travels with a Donkey in the Cévennes remains a classic, and so is the railway journey, though you would never know it from the disinterest of SNCF in promoting what could be the equivalent of England's Settle & Carlisle line.