Sentence examples for equivalent of writing from inspiring English sources

Dynamic range compression is essentially the audio equivalent of writing in all capital letters.

"That DPhil was my equivalent of writing school in that I read a lot and wrote a lot.

Dr. Joyce's molecules have not yet surprised him by striking out on their own to invent the molecular equivalent of writing a hit pop song.

Probably not, analysts say, because it would be the equivalent of writing a blank check to the government issuing those bonds.

Having said that, writing on a laptop connected to the internet does seem to be the equivalent of writing with the television on in the background, or in a noisy pub.

These are not merely opportunities to let off steam or do the equivalent of writing to your congressman; they are supposed to be the basis on which the country is ruled.

In 1988 a Cornell graduate student brought much of the Internet to a standstill — it was composed of about 50,000 computers at the time — when he unleashed a program known as a worm that was intended to live in the network as a bit of digital graffiti — in effect, the cyber-equivalent of writing "Kilroy was here".

The fifth offers a virtuoso turn for harpsichord, played by John Gibbons, sounding particularly spidery, the aural equivalent of someone writing fluently with a quill pen.

However, because each Shrtwv post is geo-tagged with a physical location, abusing the app from, say, your sofa at home, is discouraged by default as location is involved which is, notes Bokhari, "the equivalent of me writing something completely offensive on my front door".

While I won't disagree that we're not getting any smarter thanks to gadgets, we have offloaded our recall to external devices, a feat roughly equivalent to the creation of writing.

Tolstoy was basically accused of writing the equivalent of "Gone with the Wind," a glorification of a lost world of privilege the major characters are all nobility whose existence rested on the backs of millions of serfs.