Sentence examples for equivalent of space from inspiring English sources

Was Matulka, you start to think, the art historical equivalent of space debris?

Well, it looks as if Japan has found the moral equivalent of space aliens.

We donned the equivalent of space suits on the ski hill, replete with boot and hand warmers, and concluded back at the cabin where we pretended that bulky sweaters and long johns were a form of pajamas.

And this is where the tsunami-China moral equivalent of space aliens theory comes in: arguably, the shocks of the past two years have changed Japanese perceptions of what must be done enough to make irresponsibility — or, actually, a serious, sustained commitment to higher inflation — credible, at long last.

Bohr therefore believed that what gives us the possibility of talking about an object and an objectively existing reality is the application of those necessary concepts, and that the physical equivalents of "space," "time," "causation," and "continuity" were the concepts "position," "time," "momentum," and "energy," which he referred to as the classical concepts.

They weigh about as much as a rolled up pair of socks and take up about the equivalent amount of space in your backpack.

Selling Ms. Lanahan's three-story house and buying another house together was not an appealing idea: her house was on a large lot, and it would have been difficult to find an equivalent amount of space.

However, multimode fibers being the waveguide equivalent of free space scattering media, tend to scramble any information that is transmitted through them both in space and time [ 12].

Guantánamo, one Administration official said, was the "legal equivalent of outer space".

In crude terms, that's the equivalent of a space measuring a bit less than 6m by 6m by 6m.

This is literature's equivalent of the space race, complete with all the one-upmanship and wild speculation that accompanied the original.