Sentence examples for free equivalent from inspiring English sources

The potential cost of the structure, for example, would have been politically disastrous if the billionaire Indian steel magnate Lakshmi Mittal had not agreed to supply 1,400 tons of metal free, equivalent to £16m of the total £19m cost (the rest comes from the London Development Agency).

However, when the distribution was poor, the data were subjected to the distribution free equivalent method (Kruskal-Wallis one-way ANOVA for independent groups).

And you can still manage perfectly well without it; Google and Apache OpenOffice still offer free equivalents of Word, Excel and PowerPoint.

Ubuntu Desktop Linux even comes with the OpenOffice word-processing, spreadsheet and presentation software, the Firefox Web browser, a calendar and an e-mail program -- the free equivalents of Microsoft software like the Office programs and Internet Explorer.

The State of the Art column on Thursday, about Microsoft's new Office software suite, used an outdated name for a company that offers free equivalents of some Microsoft Office programs.

The amount of PSs expressed as free equivalents was 15% (i.e., 3 g PSs in 20 g of spread).

None of these are necessary, as there are free equivalents available online, but you can install these if you wish.

With cities' abundant food sources and tall buildings providing a predator-free equivalent of the species' traditional cliff-side home, the raptor's success has extended far beyond the capital.

One alternative to foie gras now found in some upmarket stores is a "cruelty-free" equivalent, called patería de sousa, which is produced from birds raised on a Spanish farm that are encouraged to "naturally" eat enough to enlarge their livers.

Total horizontal ionospheric currents, the sum of the divergence-free (equivalent) current and curl-free current.

In most Asian and Slavic languages, for example, 'the man' and 'a man' would both be expressed in the same way in the determiner-free equivalent of 'man'.