He no longer held with C.I. Lewis that there is at any time any sort of Kantian a priori but there is synonymy, there are equivalent descriptions, and the assertion of equivalence between equivalent descriptions is presumably a purely logical matter, hence analytic.
He seemed to be posing a kind of equivalence between him and his victims.
And a final twist-reveal gestures at some kind of equivalence between the suffering of Jews and their Nazi captors.
He emphasized, for example, the prevalence in science and mathematics of the phenomenon of equivalence between different theories or descriptions.
The reduced MDP found depends on the notion of equivalence between states used in the aggregation.
But he added: "It is deeply regrettable that [Corbyn] went on to establish some sort of equivalence between Israel and terrorist groups such as Isis.
The notion of equivalence between two abstract Wiener spaces endowed with filtrations is defined.
We prove a relative analogue of equivalence between nuclearity and CPAP.
In Britain, meanwhile, as Johnson splutters impotently and contradicts himself over no-fly zones, the Labour party claims against all known facts that there is some kind of equivalence between Russian and US actions in Syria.
All these attempts were flawed, however, by the assumption of equivalence between the two sides, and by the failure to acknowledge that understanding and friendship come after the end of conflict, not before.
However, by invoking the general principle of equivalence between the effects of gravity and of uniform acceleration, Einstein was able to deduce certain effects, such as the deflection of light when passing a massive object, such as a star.
