Sentence examples for of any equivalent from inspiring English sources

The software developed allows the evaluation and presentation of any equivalent spatial dataset and does not require special computer skills.

There are shades here of the pensions dispute that has lately gripped the public sector, but no sign so far of any equivalent progress.

While this has started to change with devolution to Scotland and Wales, it has left English local government with the most restricted powers of any equivalent internationally.

Overall, admissions are 2.3% up on 2015 for the first nine months of the year – a perhaps surprising outcome given the lack of any equivalent giant 2016 hit to match last year's Jurassic World.

"This is, without doubt, the highest proportion of annual budget of any equivalent sporting federation or organisation.

Colourability is a knot invariant in the sense that if one diagram of a knot is colourable every diagram of that knot and of any equivalent knot is colourable.

"If I were to ask you where is evidence of equivalent contact, any equivalent contact with another interested party, namely the anti-bid coalition, is there any or not?" asked Robert Jay QC, counsel to the inquiry, of Smith.

"The majority of Arab children are put in a position that I cannot think of an equivalent for any other group of children in the world," she said.

What we miss is any equivalent of the rich fibre of Waugh's prose.

Meanwhile, outraged Iraqi exiles report that there won't be any equivalent of postwar de-Nazification, in which accomplices of the defeated regime were purged from public life.

This paper presents a novel technique for the automatic calibration of motion capture systems composed of multiple Time of Flight cameras (ToF) or any equivalent device able to provide 3D point clouds together with chromatic information.