Sentence examples for equivalent of time from inspiring English sources

The business jet unit was created to sell the equivalent of "time share" interests in the planes.

For nearly a decade, Mr. Rosado has often spent 23 hours a day alone in a cell in the criminal justice system's equivalent of "time out".

From an organic balm with more than 22 uses to a peach nut oil that cleans faces, surfboards and pets, each product is a multitasker — the retail equivalent of time in a bottle.

The case, which addressed 20 allegations involving 11 patients including the later brain surgery patient, ended in a penalty that is the equivalent of time served: the doctor has not practiced medicine in nearly a year.

What about having to call up an operator at BT the U.K.'s equivalent of Time Warner to tell him that you're having trouble logging on to "Girls Gone Wild"?

Backblaze, a cloud-based backup solution for Windows machines that we likened to the online equivalent of Time Machine when it first got onto our radar, is today its product for Macs to the public after it debuted a private beta version last December.

Tariff equivalents of time are created for all the 22 products and for the TPP countries and China.

This assumption is implemented by removing all tariff equivalents of time as a barrier to trade, as estimated by Minor and Hummels (2011), by 2015.

For comparative analyses, in gain- and loss-of-function studies, exosomes were collected from equivalent amounts of culture medium, conditioned by equivalent amounts of cells, for equivalent lengths of time, as described before.

Patients in the control group received a non-specific psychosocial training for an equivalent period of time.

Participants completed equivalent amounts of time performing BWSTT and HUTT (453.7 ± 27.3 min vs. 471.6 ± 19.7 min, p = 0.24).