Sentence examples for level of equivalent from inspiring English sources
John Downie, Scottish director of the Federation of Small Businesses, says his members are facing water bill increases of between 50% and 300% this year, taking them to between four and five times the level of equivalent bills in England.
This allows rich discovery and reuse of third-party functionality and reasoning at the level of equivalent service types.
Since the Artificial Intelligence techniques applied in these games are computationally intensive, the applications developed for mobile systems are frequently simplistic, far from the level of equivalent applications developed for desktop computers.
The relevant output of the emission data that is useful as input of the propagation calculations is the sound power level of equivalent moving point sources for at most five fixed heights and the associated directivity, both in one-third octave bands.
Part of this difference can be explained simply: Compensation for direct service providers at the APHIA II-supported sites is 45% of the level of equivalent staff compensation at NRHS.
The points attributed to each grade within the diploma will be as for A-levels of equivalent size, and are reliant on assurances from the Qualification and Curriculum Authority that the grading will be pegged with that of A-levels.
The blown films displayed low and comparable levels of equivalent in-plane birefringence and crystalline orientation by wide angle X-ray scattering.
ACA-treated mice also had a mild reduction in plasma IGF1 levels, of equivalent size in both sexes.
This can be seen when comparing levels of equivalent combinations between Fig. 2a and b: the inclusion of 180 non-progeny tested individuals in the latter decreased the overall level of accuracy.
Additional analyses (not reported below) have been conducted with educational level instead of equivalent income.
That means they missed 15% of school days – a level of absence equivalent to skipping a month's worth of lessons in a year.
