Sentence examples for equivalent sense from inspiring English sources

Does Abramson detect an equivalent sense of the past in today's contenders for the White House?

That important sense of rupture and confrontation was also evident at the Ritz-Carlton, where some of the calligraphic art auctioned by Sotheby's generated an equivalent sense of fractious radicalism.

And his novels, so very different, give rise to an equivalent sense (I will not say equal, since weights and measures are for another generation) that the ground of consciousness has shifted beneath us.

These are accounted for in the FE model in a statistically equivalent sense.

Summing up Australia's commitment to human rights internationally, Saul (2011) contends "unlike that of its close ally, the United States, Australian foreign policy since 1945 has never been animated by an equivalent sense of civilizing moral mission and ideological purpose in the area of human rights" (p. 423).

The overlap analysis of siRNA pairs revealed almost equivalent sense and antisense distribution in 21-nt reads with a mild antisense bias for (+19 nt) offset.

In this section, we first describe the concept of equivalent sensing radius.

This is mainly due to the smaller equivalent sensing radius in the inner corona.

From Equation (19), the equivalent sensing radius of C1 to C2 is calculated as 3.41 and 8.

Definition 1 (equivalent sensing radius): it is defined as the sensing radius when the given distribution density ρ i is the lowest one to maintain network coverage.

Thus, the relationship of the equivalent sensing radius and the optimal distribution density ρ i is R i = 2 27 ⋅ ρ i. (18).