Sentence examples for equivalent were from inspiring English sources

Their nearest equivalent were the fabulously abrasive Metal Urbain from Paris.

Perhaps his nearest equivalent were French intellectuals such as Jean Paul Sartre and Albert Camus.

GCHQ and the National Security Agency, its US equivalent, were said to have developed a practice codenamed "Quantum Insert" to install spy software on the computers of targets without their knowledge.

Only 50 million barrels of viable reserves of oil or its gas equivalent were discovered.

As an attention check, two filler items not designed to be equivalent were also included.

The comparisons to measured snow water equivalent were generally within 0.3 m for 45 snow courses.

Eight cements with different chemical composition and Na2O equivalent were used for production of LWAC specimens.

Conditions under which these three performance criteria are analytically equivalent were also presented.

The numbers getting AAB grades or equivalent were lower than expected he said - 80,000 rather than 85,000.

The Charlson Comorbidity Index score and cardiovascular disease risk equivalent were analyzed to determine overall systemic health.

Outpatients receiving BZD since at least 6 months at a daily dose ranging from 10 to 40 mg diazepam or equivalent were eligible.