Sentence examples for of being equivalent from inspiring English sources
has the property of being "equivalent to 'either yes or no' with different degrees of likelihood attached" (ibid), while (1b).
It has the advantage of being equivalent to the approach based on the dissipation of Gibbs energy.
It seems that one can only infer that C's reaction may be prohibited if that reaction is impermissible in the much stronger sense of being (equivalent to) rights-violating.
The value of is equivalent to the total number of bits of the identifiers.
Hence, minimizing for a given value of is equivalent to minimizing.
Where π = ¬υ, by the supraclassicality of ⊢ the antecedent of is equivalent to ⊢ ⊃ ψ which is above.
Observing that fixed point of is equivalent to solutions of (3.5), and (3.5) is equivalent to (3.4), the conclusions of Theorem 3.1 hold.
Since is a monotonically increasing function, finding the maximum of is equivalent to finding the maximum of, that is, (28).
(These include Plan B and IUDs, which they think of as being equivalent to abortion).
Their combined wealth of $23 billion is equivalent to 1.6% of GDP.
Dollar Generals debt of $4.1 billion is equivalent to 54% of its capital.
