Sentence examples for make an equivalence from inspiring English sources

The application of this rule is said to make an equivalence transformation.

We can observe that the design is small and if we make an equivalence in logics gates, it should be integrated in a small area chip like IGLOO AGL 1000 device from Actel.

Guns return power in the minds of those who make a false equivalence between the perceived loss of their unearned privileges over everyone else and the actual loss of rights that women, gays, and people of color have historically endured.

"I never thought I would live to see... a president of the United States make a moral equivalence between those who were spreading the hate and those who were opposing it, saying there were 'very fine people on both sides.' No president since the Civil War had ever, ever uttered words like that".

Thus Mo Yan was making a moral equivalence between dissident literature and terrorism.

More than a few readers wrote to me to say I was making a false equivalence between Fox and MSNBC, whose flaws or sins or slants or whatever you'd like to call them aren't quite the same.

"The president of the United States made a moral equivalence.

Pharmacists who are not EEA nationals or have obtained their qualification in a country outside the EEA must apply to the Adjudication Committee at the RPSGB, which will make a decision on the equivalence of their pharmacy qualification.

Now the loose summary just given to the effect that every formula is equivalent to an equivalence makes a misleading double use of the equivalence vocabulary for two different things: equivalence as mutual consequence and equivalence as the biconditional connective.

Dave Arnold, director of culinary technology at the French Culinary Institute, recommends that you make a chart with the standard equivalences, and tack it up next to the scale.

Yet for many game makers, that tendency to draw an equivalence is increasingly a problem.