Sentence examples for left equivalent from inspiring English sources

Fig. 6 Left: equivalent fuel consumption per vehicle.

It is doubtful that a left equivalent is the antidote.

(This might not be a representative sample — identifying left-leaning groups is more difficult, as there are is no clearly defined nomenclature on the left equivalent to the Tea Party).

(A left ) Equivalent circuit of a recorded cone (orange) coupled to neighboring rods (blue) via GJs (OS, outer segment; EOS, reversal potential of the rod/cone light sensitive conductance; GJ, gap junction; iGJ, junctional current; ipip, pipette current; VRod and VCone, rod/cone membrane potential).

Last year some 340,000 dads took a total of 12m days' leave, equivalent to about seven weeks each.

The Men's World Cup received significant press, while locally, many female leagues are now asking to train with male teams, often leaving equivalent female teams behind.

To reach that legislative goal, their equivalent of the public option, someone needs to be visibly advocating something further left, the equivalent of single-payer: maybe something like unlimited amnesty with visitation for family members.

As Carole Hillenbrand, an Edinburgh University professor puts it, the position he left was equivalent to being archbishop of Canterbury and a senior professor of theology at Oxford University.

Many suggest that she left £25,000 (equivalent to about £ as of ) to White, a pioneer of obstetrics and one of the founders of the Manchester Royal Infirmary, on the condition that her body was kept above ground, and that periodically she was to be checked for signs of life.

He also committed to allowing tax deductions on entertainment and business, another $80bn for hospitals and a flat rate of paid parental leave equivalent to a salary of $50,000.

For analysis protein extracts of labelled leaves equivalent to 10 counts per minute were subjected to 2D PAGE and analysed by autoradiography.