Sentence examples for language equivalent from inspiring English sources

German language equivalent to high school AP.

"What is the sign language equivalent to unison?" Ms. Penn asked.

To be fair, though, the choreographers often began with their own language equivalent: preset movement phrases.

Though there is no English language equivalent, our deciduous woodlands also put on a spectacular seasonal show.

I am Irish, and so is she, and her transformation of my name into the Irish language equivalent was her way of poking fun in my direction.

He explained on Twitter that he was actually doing the sign language equivalent for clapping for a friend whose first language is Auslan.

First, we collect the yearly number of instances that the terms "scandal" and "regulator" (or the local language equivalents) are mentioned in the leading newspapers in each country.

The chapter uses the most common of the addressing modes of the 68000 ISA to write assembly language programs, and expresses the standard program control constructs of the C++ language in terms of their assembly language equivalents.

Firstly, social media websites like Facebook, Twitter and their language equivalents - which are based not on a master-servant pyramidal - but rather a peer to peer networking relationship have essentially changed the dynamics of inter-social communication.

Although different countries might have used units of measure with the same name, such as the foot, or local language equivalents such as pied, fuß and voet, there was no consistency in the magnitude of those units, nor in the relationships with their multiples and sub-multiples, much like the modern-day differences between the US and the UK pints and gallons.

As at October 2014, the FAO Fisheries Glossary consists of approximately 1580 terms and definitions, grouped by subject areas, with relevant language equivalents being developed when new terms are added.