Sentence examples for instead of the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Instead of the equivalent of a like button (impossible on a screenless phone), Ellis used the time spent listening as a proxy for liking, "Make the overhead super super low, and just allow them to get through things, then infer as much as you can from their behavior without asking them," Ellis said.

A study performed last year found that using the tablet instead of the equivalent in raised dots on paper had similar benefits for young students.

Under the assumptions of Theorem 4.1 any solution of (5.1a) satisfies Therefore, we can investigate (5.1a) subject to the auxiliary conditions (5.10) instead of the equivalent original problem (5.1a) and (5.1b).

In this paper, therefore, equivalent yield strength of the longitudinal reinforcement in the web shear element is employed by excluding the tensile stress of the main longitudinal reinforcement due to the bending moment, instead of reducing the equivalent longitudinal reinforcement ratio.

And for how long should we provide assistance to people locked into aid-dependence, instead of investing the equivalent energy into ending the conflict and the despair?

The use of newer technologies such as laser peripheral iridotomy instead of the surgical equivalent, or novel operations e.g. viscocanulostomy, which are yet to be coded will further erode that validity.

The constant phase element (CPE) instead of the capacitor in the equivalent circuit above is justified in order to more appropriately account for the heterogeneities including the surface roughness, porosity, and variation in the PPy thickness arising from the nanostructured nature of the ZnO-PPy electrode.

He had ended up in a scrap yard instead, earning the equivalent of £150 a month.

But inside the House chamber where Mr. Mack sat shoulder to shoulder with Vikram S. Pandit, Kenneth D. Lewis, and the heads of five other too-big-to-fail banks leaning on government support, lawmakers instead delivered the equivalent of a slow burn.

Hassan, who has a wife and two boys in Ghana, said he thought he would get $900 a month as a labourer but instead receives the equivalent of about $250.

But the prospect of an early release caused a fierce backlash on social media and among campaigners against gender violence, with many arguing that Pistorius should have been convicted of murder instead of culpable homicide, the equivalent of manslaughter.