Sentence examples for measures equivalent from inspiring English sources

On January 22nd, Singapore's government announced a package of measures equivalent to 8% of GDP.

Mr. Yosano said he "intended to voice his strong approval" for a call by the Treasury secretary Timothy F. Geithner for nations to start stimulus measures equivalent to 2percentt of gross domestic product.

A doubling or halving of road spending resulted in a difference of plus or minus 1% on total traffic volume.To stop congestion worsening using restrictive methods would require measures equivalent to raising the price of petrol to £15 a gallon at 1993 prices by the year 2010.

The country is already planning to introduce austerity measures equivalent to 5% of GDP between 2013-15 taxough tax rises and spending cuts, but Ms Lagarde said further measures were needed.

Hence, (mathcal {P}^{text {ngd}}(Q^{P,theta })) is the set of a-priori valuation measures equivalent to Q P,θ, which satisfy the no-good-deal restriction under Q P,θ but might not be local martingale measures for the stock price process S (yet they are w.r.t. the market with only the riskless asset S 0≡1).

Instead of measuring economic output -- problematic, goes the new theory, due to tricky exchange rates -- the new approach measures equivalent purchasing power.

The dry-measure equivalent for "bushel"?

The maximum calculated equivalent stress was similar to the measured equivalent stress.

Similar to (47), we can now determine a measure equivalent to the squared correlation coefficient: (56).

The measured equivalent sizes of migratory fines from the soil covers were in the range of 4 140 μm.

We prove that if two wreath product groups A≀G, B≀Γ of non-amenable exact direct product groups G, Γ with amenable bases A, B are measure equivalent, then G and Γ are measure equivalent.