When they do, he said, it will be the equivalent of the large injection of cash the McCain campaign is receiving from the government — about $70 million or $80 million.
In terms of the number of people involved, the cost and ambition of the endeavour, it was the 18th century equivalent of the Large Hadron Collider.
The Sopranos was part of a wave of American TV dramas that finally persuaded cineastes and critics who had been snobbish and dismissive about television as a medium to accept the smaller screen as an artistic equivalent of the larger one.
Having previously created miniature volcanoes for living rooms, a "small science equivalent" of the Large Hadron Collider in her kitchen, and assembled a group of space scientists into the world's first International Space Orchestra, she says she approaches her work from a human, rather than a scientific perspective.
Higher carbon dioxide release rates on the order of 20% of the annual amount of injected CO2 are equivalent to the largest reported amount of CO2 released from catastrophic well failure that was mitigated within seven days [17].
But there are also impressive Korean-designed cars (not available outside the country, to my knowledge) that look the clear equivalents of the largest BMWs and Mercedes.
An impact by a 100-metre object has the explosive power of about 100 megatons of TNT, roughly equivalent to the largest man-made nuclear explosions.
Based on the predicted return rate and hypothesised model, we utilise the rule-of-thumb for PLS SEM sample sizes of at least equivalent to the larger of; a) ten times the number of the construct with the largest number of formative indicators in the outer model, or b) ten times the largest number of structural paths (arrows) that are directed to any variable in the inner model [ 58].
At the time, it was worth $639bn £394bnn) and was the equivalent of the 18th largest economy in the world.
By my reckoning, the climb was the calorific equivalent to the large slice of cake I'd just ordered.
