Sentence examples for expression equivalent from inspiring English sources
It was a slang expression equivalent to "get off Govey – and we haven't forgotten about your expenses either".
"In almost every culture there's an expression equivalent to falling down with laughter," Dr. Siegel said.
Unlike Blair, whose aides later claimed that the schoolchildren had actually been saying "boom" there could be no passing off this tide of disrespect as South London patois – "a slang expression equivalent to hurray".
A digital filter expression equivalent to the two-dimensional TLM element is also developed.
Such an equivalence is false for 1<p<2 and we give in this case a suitable expression equivalent to ‖Δ1/2(f)‖p.
In the fully compressible regime, it is found to reduce to an expression equivalent to density-based methods for high-speed flow.
In addition, the operator expressions, equivalent forms, reverse inequalities and some particular cases are given.
New simple algebraic expressions equivalent in accuracy to the "standardized" FAO-56 Penman Monteith daily reference crop evapotranspiration (ET0) computation procedure are derived.
This expression is equivalent to a multiplicatively weighted Voronoi tessellation [25].
respectively, where the gradient expression is equivalent to those used in the derivation of the previous algorithms.
In footnote 1 of Quine 1960, p. 90 he says that his expression is equivalent to Strawson's 'sortal'sortal
