Sentence examples for for equating from inspiring English sources

Then an iterative approach is employed for equating the gas entrainment flux and the gas flux obtained via conservation equations.

Darwin features here too, as Brian Cox gets dissed for equating evolution with progress.

After a stormy tenure, in which he denounced the General Assembly for equating Zionism with racism, he resigned.

More disturbing, the Goldstone report has set a new standard for equating the behavior of democratic nations and terrorists.

Its influence upon Christian Scholasticism was marked, although it was attacked by St. Thomas Aquinas for equating concepts with realities.

One reviewer blasted the author for equating Pakistan with India, and his "cowardly dereliction" in not making religion, explicitly Islam, more central.

Average total topical adjunctive hemostat cost was 47% less for ORCs than for OAHs, equating to a reduction of US$88 per procedure.

In May, he spoke out against medication-assisted treatment for addiction, equating it to "substituting one opioid for another" and touting faith-based, abstinence-only methods instead.

As for New York City, an earlier study showed more than 1 million prescriptions for oxycodone, equating to 13percentt of the city's population.

There are times when her test for sexism – equating it with a lack of politeness – will not work.

The European Commission is seeking a one trillion euro budget for 2014-20, equatong to 1.1% of the 27-nation bloc's gross income.