Sentence examples for equivalent to now from inspiring English sources

Microsoft now does something similar to Plus with Xbox Games With Gold (although its offerings tend to be shallower) but as of writing has no equivalent to Now.

Steam, PC gaming's equivalent to iTunes, now acts as a global storefront for both professional and amateur game makers.

He also suggested a review of the £1 membership fee – one and a half week's salary when the Co-op was set up in the 19th century – the equivalent to £675 now.

Proper subdomains of that are equivalent to are now called Fatou-Bieberbach domains.

All participants were native French speakers and had a minimum level of education equivalent to a now obsolete school-leaving certificate that was generally taken in 14 years.

(By Election Day itself, the economic component of the model will phase out completely, meaning that the forecast will become equivalent to the "now-cast").

In the early 1960 he created the Job Opportunity Centers, the equivalent to what is now known as job fairs.

During the same years, he found formulas for areas bounded by these curves through a summation process that is equivalent to the formula now used for the same purpose in the integral calculus.

Since Google bought Songza, Concierge has been integrated into the company's own service Google Play Music, providing a direct equivalent to Spotify's "Now" feature and Apple Music's "For You".

The pocket sized annual sold for half a crown, equivalent to about £15 now, and, Ms Rubenhold believes, must have been bought for armchair titillation as well as serious use.

The one they call X1 is equivalent to what has now come to be called AFA.