Sentence examples for equivalent there from inspiring English sources

It's like the most natural game-to-real-life equivalent there is.

It's pointless to try to come up with an English equivalent; there simply isn't one.

For students with higher entry qualifications – AAB at A-level or equivalent – there will be a market.

As my colleague Ethan Bronner reported the next year, one problem was translating a metaphorical turn of phrase in Persian that has no exact English equivalent — there was, for instance, no mention of a map — and there was a heated debate about whether the original statement was a threat or a prediction.

As the norms on X k are equivalent, there exists r k ∈ ( 0, 1 ) such that u ∈ X k with ∥ u ∥ ≤ r k implies | u | L ∞ ≤ δ.

Let E ′ be a finite dimensional subspace of E. Since all norms of a finite dimensional space are equivalent, there exists C 10 > 0 such that ∥ u ∥ ≤ C 10 ∥ u ∥ ∞. (3.28).

Bristol-Myers announced last week that it was sharply reducing the drug's price in Africa and removing barriers to the sale of generic equivalents there, and Yale, which also holds a patent on the drug, concurred.

In March 2001, the company announced that it was reducing the price of the drug in Africa to 15 cents for a daily dose, from $2.23, and removing barriers to the sale of generic equivalents there.

That's the equivalent of There, there, it's all in your head, dear.

With the creation of an app that allow readers to swap in their print books for ebook equivalents, there may be a surplus of dusty, spine-tattered novels lying around.

Since is a finite dimensional vector space and possesses another norm defined by,, which is equivalent to, there exists a positive constant such that,.