Sentence examples for equivalent one of from inspiring English sources

Shane and Liz are to romance what Valentine's Day is to love: shallow, vain, insincere and about as subtle as a platter of lamb chops in a butcher's window, or its sartorial equivalent, one of Hurley's frocks.

A time-varying coordinate transformation is introduced first in order to convert the problem into an equivalent one of reduced-order switched conventional linear system with state jumps.

First, the list is trimmed such that whenever any two structures are found to be equivalent, one of the structures is removed from the list.

ML analysis resulted in three optimum trees, topologically almost equivalent; one of them is shown in Figure 1.

Details about the non-overconstraint wrenches, overconstraint wrenches, and equivalent ones of overconstraint wrenches are given in Ref. [58].

Suddenly, the soporific and subconscious equivalent of one of my parents sitting on the edge of my bed reading The Great Hungry Caterpillar took effect.

During the financial crisis, he was the human equivalent of one of those "Keep Calm and Carry On" signs.

But my life is complicated, so even then I spend the equivalent of one of most people's working days on trains each week.

I'll reproduce just one, which should come with the equivalent of one of those taste and decency disclaimers you get on TV: "My dick is a lot like Marmite.

But the overall effect suggests the cinematic equivalent of one of Ingrid's snapshot exhibitions.

Every member of staff – from cleaner to management – gets the equivalent of one of their working days off a year.