Sentence examples for equivalent should be from inspiring English sources
The equivalent should be done in management settings.
If implemented here, our equivalent should be located outside London, have lending offices spread across the UK and offer private individuals a chance to invest in its activities.
One of MATH 120, ENAS 151, PHYS 301, or MATH 230, 231 or equivalent should be taken concurrently with PHYS 260, 261.
One of the following: MATH 120, ENAS 151, PHYS 301, or MATH 230 and MATH 231 or the equivalent should be taken concurrently.
In other words, he relies on a promise and not on a misstatement of fact; and the term "promissory" estoppel or something equivalent should be used to make the distinction.
That this formulation of the measurement problem and the preceding one are more or less equivalent should be reasonably clear: If a wave function provides a complete description of the after-measurement situation, the outcome of the measurement must correspond to a wave function that describes the actual result, that is, a "collapsed" wave function.
Finally, petitioner proposes that in order to minimize conflict with the notice function of patent claims, the doctrine of equivalents should be limited to equivalents that are disclosed within the patent itself.
Yellow press hacks and their rolling news equivalents should be the people explaining the world to us, he argues, but instead they just hop from story to story, chucking the context out with the bath water.
Our findings, together with those issued from the literature, suggest that in children and adolescents migraine equivalents should be considered as symptoms of the migrainous disease, thus their inclusion among the diagnostic criteria for pediatric migraine/tension-type headache would be hopeful.
The equivalent acceleration should be calculated using Eq. (6) where (τmax) is the maximum shear stress (kN/m2) and g is the gravitational acceleration.
The approved equivalent courses should be placed in the "approved electives" category of the program proposal.
