Sentence examples for equivalent off from inspiring English sources

These figures mimic how Beauty's teaser trailer knocked Star Wars's equivalent off the No 1 spot in May, taking 91.8m views, over Star Wars's 88m.

The program he nurtured in Chicago is considered by many to be the beginning of off-Loop theater, a network of dozens of troupes and theaters that is the city's equivalent of Off and Off Off Broadway.

I was doing the backpacker equivalent of off-roading as, according to my guidebook, Carupano just doesn't exist.

The Newman Theater does employ full-time, salaried management, which qualifies it for certain grants and enables it to maintain its professional standards, which Ms. Mills describes as "the equivalent of Off-Broadway, and sometimes better".

In general, the limits of detection of this method are around 10 100 times higher than the limits of detection found in the literature for wastewater samples analyzed by equivalent off-line methods.

The equivalent off-rate of Tr1D3 and Tr4 demonstrated that the change in Tr's biotin-binding stability is not mediated through altered subunit interactions.

Tr1D3 had an equivalent off-rate to that of Tr4, showing that it is the binding by the Tr subunit and not any altered intersubunit interaction that is the dominant factor in Tr's improved biotin-binding stability.

The low-key event, branded with the names of newspapers such as the Idaho Statesman and Wichita Eagle rather than the New York Times or Washington Post, felt like the equivalent of an off-off-Broadway show.

Well, the tennis equivalent of kicking off, anyway.

It is the electronic equivalent of dropping off a business card.

"It was the equivalent of falling off a two-story building and hitting a brick wall.