Sentence examples for is that equivalent from inspiring English sources

The underlying principle is that equivalent problems have equivalent solutions.

Reichenbach's solution to these forms of underdetermination is that "equivalent theories" say the same thing.

Another issue with this structure is that equivalent experiences are not necessarily equivalent.

A biological background assumption in this argument is that equivalent biological processes follow when equivalent techniques are applied.

One explanation for the observed transcriptional differences across stress types is that equivalent mortality may be achieved through different mechanisms for each stressor.

Another finding that cannot be explained by adaptation alone is that equivalent current dipole (ECD) modelling reveals that the temporal source underlying the MMN is located more anterior than the source underlying the N1 (Hari et al., 1992; Tiitinen et al., 1993).

The good news is that "stream equivalent" albums grew.

A common assumption is that they are functionally equivalent.

That is the equivalent of 91 acres.

That is the equivalent of $1.10 and $0.55.

That is the equivalent of about $1,500.