Although the term is not entirely satisfactory because it distinguishes by the sole criterion of written language, it has several advantages over the loosely equivalent terms primitive, preliterate, preurban, savage, and others.
There are three classification categories used in the Cultivated Plant Code, the cultivar and the Group and the grex, but they are only loosely equivalent to ranks in the Botanical Code.
Loosely equivalent to causal factor or contributing factor. 2 Active error: Error (of commission or omission) committed at the interface between a human and a complex system.
In its depiction of life in and around a monastery in Algeria, "Of Gods and Men" is, loosely, the French equivalent of "Do the Right Thing," if "Do the Right Thing" were filmed by an Italian-American guy from the perspective of daily life inside the pizzeria.
"It's the equivalent, very loosely speaking, of making a car without a gas pedal," said Mark Mills, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and CEO of the Digital Power Group.
The work, built on Shaker hymns and dances, felt entirely of another time, the equivalent of a loosely historical novel.
Based loosely on a Downing Street equivalent, the White House petition site has been inundated by requests since its launch, with officials pledging that they will respond to petitions that pass the 25,000 signature threshold.
Used loosely, then, forgiveness is roughly equivalent to the aforementioned behaviors and traits.
I'm thinking of it in the European (to my knowledge, specifically German) context, as equivalent to American bibliography, loosely, and textual criticism, more precisely.
They provide an objective score that loosely translates into what school grade equivalent would be needed for an individual to read and understand the text [ 26].
Hence, one sievert, defined loosely, is that amount of radiation roughly equivalent in biologic effectiveness to one gray of gamma rays (1 Sv = 100 rem).
