Cox described the project as the equivalent of a technology company startup.
"This is a life-threatening change for them, the legal equivalent of Internet technology," said Kenneth J. Abdo, a lawyer who leads a termination rights working group for the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences and has filed claims for some of his clients, who include Kool and the Gang.
Right now, the investors are concluding that Microsoft will gradually become the equivalent of a technology utility--a boring but necessary provider of the software that runs the world's business community.
But the truth is that science is not equivalent to technology alone — nor is it equivalent to a set of facts, which can then be contrasted with another set of "alternative" facts to decide which set one prefers.
— Graeme Demianyk (@GraemeDemianyk) May 14, 2014 Two hand-held cameras in chamber for #pmqs The political equivalent of goal-line technology — emily m (@maitlis) May 14 , 2014Huge cheers in house for miliband as he gets to his feet.
Is there a need for the technology equivalent of a National Guard?
And the Kindle, which looks kind of like a giant white calculator, is the technology equivalent of a plain brown wrapper.
Every few months, Apple stages the technology equivalent of a fashion show, where Steve Jobs, its boss, teasingly unveils the latest collection of iPhones and iPads.
Put simply, these efforts are trying to develop the Internet equivalent of caller ID, a technology that will let the receiver of an e-mail message verify the identity of the sender.
It's Spotify's equivalent of Apple's AirPlay technology – which the app already works with on iOS – but with the mobile device acting purely as the controller: the hi-fi or speakers stream the music directly from Spotify rather than via the smartphone or tablet.
