Sentence examples for equivalent type of from inspiring English sources
Other countries do not have this equivalent type of comics that spans all these genres.
This could be done by limiting the tax deduction on interest payments or creating an equivalent type of deduction for dividends.
But if you add Airbnb's 300,000 listings to the equivalent type of places available on vacation-oriented sites like HomeAway, suddenly house-sharing is larger in terms of room count than all the Hilton-branded hotels in the world.
I don't think there's an equivalent between the example that I brought up about sharing people's private emails and the content of that email to sharing the number of nights that a host rents out to a tourist is the equivalent type of data sharing.
Isolationist pluralism is about underdetermination; about the choice from a disjunction of equivalent types of descriptions (Mitchell) or of incompatible partial representations or models of phenomena in the same intended scope (Longino); the representational incompatibility may be traced to competing values or aims, or assumptions in ceteris paribus laws.
Then you would combine the regulation of all of the financial services including insurance in one sort of uber agency, something that would be able to provide for the same or equivalent types of regulation, for the same types of conduct or products or services, as opposed to regulating based on what people were born as, which is the way our system works now.
While the ISCED codes do not perfectly cross-classify all national education systems, they do yield an ordered set of educational attainment levels that attempts to represent equivalent types of education rather than just the number of years someone remained at school.
Offsetting involves compensating for one set of lost resources by investing in another, preferably of equivalent type, extent and value.
The reliability of equivalent types in 16 stabilized patients also was high (ICC = 0.99).
This boundary therefore treats as equivalent two types of errors: false positives (FP, e.g. labelling a control as patient) and false negatives (FN, misdiagnosing a patient as a control).
There is no terrestrial equivalent of this type of harvest.
