Sentence examples for have no equivalent from inspiring English sources

(The LFCC point and ⋀FCC direction have no equivalent for tetragonal cells, and hence, we do not consider band structure in that direction here).

Native American Indian women do not have a is single word for menopause[ 20] and the Japanese have no equivalent word for the English phrase 'hot flush' [ 8], which could indicate the relative unimportance of the symptoms or subject to daily discourse.

Many Russian sounds have no equivalent in English.

The Conservatives have no equivalent hang-ups of any kind.

(So far, the partners have no equivalent arrangement).

Under current laws, physician assistants have no equivalent regulations.

Which no doubt explains the success of the local genre, which has no equivalent elsewhere in France.

In many languages these terms, and resilience itself, have no equivalents and two or more of them can be synonymous.

The N.F.L. has no equivalent.

China had no equivalent database.

The ASBFE ombudsman has no equivalent power".