Sentence examples for mere equivalence from inspiring English sources
That casual assertion of mere equivalence strikes a jarring note.
(Spinoza's sive should not be read in a disjunctive sense, nor is it usually stating a mere equivalence. What follows the "or" is often a fuller account of what precedes it.
However, as McNab and Eisenberg pointed out, the mere equivalence of exponents is by itself inadequate for inferring a functional link [ 88] and can lead to erroneous conclusions.
"It's a simple equivalence: we've modernised it.
There are a number of reasons to conclude that, at least in general, Gödel sentences do not really say anything substantial about themselves (Milne 2007 is a careful analysis of such issues); for example, as was previously noted in the case of the Diagonalization Lemma, one is usually operating here with mere material equivalences.
For instance, they can be one-one (equivalence relations) or many-one ("mere" supervenience relations).
This equivalence belies history.
There was no equivalence.
"False equivalence" reporting.
