Sentence examples for equivalent spaces from inspiring English sources

Using the same thinking as Spencer, I had to imagine where each moment would happen today, how people would travel – essentially I had to find equivalent spaces in Leeds.

We also show that they are convex spaces and compute their topologically equivalent spaces.

Because one of the main goals of topology is to discover what properties are maintained when moving between topologically equivalent spaces, this is an incredibly important proposition to make.

Each bird gets equivalent space as an A4 sheet of paper.

That makes central Hong Kong space 20% more expensive than equivalent space in Tokyo, Asia's second priciest market.

The plan calls for the staff to vacate 10 of the Secretariat building's 38 floors in four phases and to move to equivalent space to be leased in a midtown Manhattan office building.

No matter how rewarding the profits, it almost inevitably costs more to buy or rent two homes of equivalent space, quality and location -- if they can even be found in the current short supply of listings.

He said the decision was to locate the air-distribution units deep in the interior of the floors, some of which are as big as 70,000 square feet, and to put the equivalent space on top of the building.

An AOL ad occupies an equivalent space to its left (which makes some television advertisers livid -- they're paying for the air time, but America Online freeloads with ads of its own).

In doing so, you don't need to build a costly fireproofed chimney through the building which also takes up the equivalent space of a large closet on every floor.

"We can store three or four times as much energy as an equivalent battery in an equivalent space," he says.