Sentence examples for of equivalent caliber from inspiring English sources
However, based on the similar conduction properties among peripheral and central axons of equivalent caliber [32] and their common dependency on the axon's electrical properties [25], the structural parameters we used to construct our model (Figure 1) do not seem inappropriate.
"An equivalent caliber Chippendale from Newport would be $3.5 million," Mr. Berlin said, allowing me to realize that what I was beholding was, in fact, a kind of Hyundai of rarefied early-19th-century decorative art.
Imagine if this happened with a male athlete of the same caliber -- let's say the equivalent of a young LeBron James.
Sure, the result won't be of professional caliber (after all, you didn't go to cooking school, the equivalent of music lessons), but you may have a greater appreciation for the genius who created the dish than the restaurantgoer, because you have attempted it yourself.
"Someone of the caliber of Jerome Bettis really elevates the issue".
"You don't often get a player of his caliber".
Prices are very reasonable for food of this caliber.
"A person of his caliber knows what to do.
"No photographer of this caliber has everything in one place.
Livermore isn't of their caliber, in my view.
