Sentence examples for neither equivalent from inspiring English sources

The results reveal that a reduction in cycle entropy production is neither equivalent to an increase in its thermal efficiency; nor to an increase in its work output.

Instead, they zero in on what they take to be one of free will's key components intentionality and ask: Under what conditions can we say that an individual intended X? Smiley (1992) argues that having an intention is neither equivalent to free will nor sufficient to ground the traditional understanding of moral responsibility (as distinct from its Aristotelian counterpart).

However, the triple mutant plants are neither equivalent to spt-11 nor wild type plants.

There were no statistical differences in arithmetic mean, neither equivalent nor maximum levels were statistically different in different work shifts, or in measurements from dosimeters worn by midwives compared to assistant nurses.

As a result, target-language texts were produced which were neither equivalent in sense to the respective source-language texts nor grammatically or stylistically acceptable texts by themselves.

S and H are neither equivalent nor derivable from each other.

Such judgments neither are equivalent to, nor logically imply, any AO judgment.

Finally, assuming the continuum hypothesis, we find an example of an Asplund space admitting neither an equivalent norm with the above property nor a nicely smooth norm.

Although Microsoft unveiled a third iteration of the Surface Pro line in 2014, neither an equivalent Windows RT version or a rumored "Mini" version of the tablet were unveiled alongside it.

However, HCV-Cp and HCV RNA titers in serum are neither directly equivalent nor simply stoichiometrically related; thus, changes in either one are likely indicative of a change in biologic status, as reported for the HCV-infected general population [ 35].

Automapper provides the option to map hydrogen atoms, but the tool can neither identify chemically equivalent atoms nor reaction centres.