Sentence examples for in their equivalent from inspiring English sources

There is no less or no more economic development in Muslim countries than in their equivalent non-Muslim neighbors.

Microsoft, FedEx Kinko's and Ford Motor Company have all used Mohawk Options paper in their equivalent books.

To reveal the intrinsic dissipative properties of the model equations, we first reformulate the original systems in their equivalent conformal multi-symplectic structures and derive the corresponding conformal symplectic conservation laws.

They are also building in their equivalent of Tinyurl.com, which lets you quickly share a link to another webpage.

"It will depend on each person," says Salas, "but over the years if they put in their equivalent of industry experience they can get in those positions".

All the computer simulations are conducted in their equivalent baseband models with the assumption of zero carrier frequency offset between tags and interrogator due to the use of backscatter communication.

The route of administration and the doses of GEN and DES used were as described by Newbold et al. (2001) in their equivalent-outcome carcinogenicity bioassays of these two chemicals.

You must convert such measurements into their equivalent value in meters before calculating cubic meters.

Points will be redeemed into their equivalent value in your local currency.

Some of the centrality measures applied in network analysis have their equivalent in linkage measures found in input output literature such as direct linkages and strength measures.

However, little is known about the obesity prevention practices of MCH nurses in Australia or their equivalent counterparts in other countries.