Sentence examples for equivalent to those of from inspiring English sources

The nodes can deliver speeds of up to 80Mbps, equivalent to those of BT's standard superfast service.

Some in Washington seem to consider him a cyber-enemy whose crimes against the United States are nearly equivalent to those of Osama bin-Laden.

They were in quarters equivalent to those of our own soldiers, and the internees were given the same dental treatment as our own troops.

Encased in aerodynamic garb, they hurtle straight down the mountain on 240-centimeter-long skis at speeds roughly equivalent to those of a commercial jetliner at takeoff.

The size of its forces and the sophistication of its weaponry are roughly equivalent to those of Britain, which has an annual defense budget of about $33 billion.

He directed the first Bond film with a budget that equivalent to those of the previous two instalments combined), leading the series to financial and critical success.

The study found that patients who were monitored for rejection using the blood test had outcomes roughly equivalent to those of patients who were given frequent heart biopsies.

The kings set up "provincial counts" (Landgrafen) over whom the dukes would have no control and who would have rank and authority equivalent to those of dukes.

He advocates the creation of a Cossack guard unit with powers equivalent to those of the police, warning that immediate action is needed.

If China were to become the I.M.F.'s major financier it should have veto power on terms equivalent to those of the United States.

Results are equivalent to those of traditional engineering tools.