Sentence examples for for it equivalent from inspiring English sources

He dedicated it "To the memory of Delius" and received £1,000 for it (equivalent to £ in present-day terms).

The Reflection Principle encapsulates the essence of ZF set theory, for it is equivalent to the axioms of Infinity plus Replacement, modulo the other ZF axioms.

It is simply to normalize the scoring to make it equivalent for courses that do and do not use TAs.

But this can confuse Spanish speakers, who do not have an equivalent for "it".

Often overlooked for its beef equivalent, it can provide a welcome change in the kitchen.

However, one pack of Maruchan goes for 29 cents on Target.com so you can just imagine the sheer volume of noodles that was stolen for it to be equivalent to $98,000.

It is, but the assassination of a humane and intelligent diplomat, is an even greater default, for it is the equivalent of international suicide; it is a grave, self-inflicted wound felt deeply by every person whose patriotism is imagined to give first allegiance to love of neighbor.

We concluded that an adsorption of Pi or polyP to the HAP seed occurred if the total Pi concentration was reduced in the supernatant solutions that contained HAP seed compared to those that did not contain it for equivalent phosphate species additions.

Maybe what is meant is that torture is illegal but you don't actually get punished for it, beyond the political equivalent of having to put a quarter in the office donut-buying pool, and still getting a donut.

Kenny (1989) argues that Aristotle's theory of mind as form gives him an account similar to Ryle (1949), for it makes the soul equivalent to the dispositions possessed by a living body.

The goal is for it to be the equivalent of the Toastmasters Club for those who want to do exciting world-changing work.