Sentence examples for equivalent of the same from inspiring English sources

Martino, having played under Bielsa and being, like Bielsa (and like Lionel Messi, which may be significant) from Rosario, is an advocate of the South American equivalent of the same school – although he has used a back three extremely infrequently.

She calls the announcement a bold move, even era-defining, the equivalent of the same museum's 1934 design exhibition Machine Art, when it shocked the public by displaying for the first time in a gallery space the simple self-adjusting ball bearing, as an emblem of the machine age.

The Kazakh government, for instance, likes to claim that its oil potential is second only to that of Saudi Arabia.On a cautiously optimistic estimate, the Caspian Basin contains at least 100 billion barrels of oil, and perhaps the equivalent of the same again in gas.

The RNA taggings were carried out in parallel, using the same S oligoribonucleotide aliquot with 2 µg equivalent of the same dephosphorylated and decapped RNA preparation for the RACE PCR towards the cap sites and 2 µg of the same untreated total RNA aliquot for amplifying the cleavage sites.

All of these methods share one main limitation: the need for a linear equivalent of the same size.

Analyses were performed using the equivalent of the same amount of cell lysate (1.5 2.4 mg depending on experiment) per condition.

Where at Ballet Theater are the equivalents of the same age?

While space crews in LEO are unlikely to exceed the exposure limits recommended by such groups as the NCRP, dose equivalents of the same order as the recommended limits are likely over the course of a human mission to Mars.

Furthermore, the condition (A.5) for a given pair of indices is equivalent to the same condition for a "reversed" pair of these indices, because (and similarly for (A.6)).

The non tradable components of the unit costs (for example resources associated with community sensitisation and training) were adjusted based on international dollar differences using purchasing power parity (PPP) adjustment rates, to work out the international dollar equivalent of buying the same amount of goods and services outside Tanzania [29].

"A technology that relies on mechanical processes to provide flood protection is not equivalent to the same level of safe protection provided by permanent elevation".