Sentence examples for of our equivalent from inspiring English sources

"When you think of New Orleans you think of being at an outdoor music festival like Jazzfest, and SummerStage is sort of our equivalent to that in New York City," said Peter Shapiro, the event's executive producer.

The expression of equivalent bandwidth is similar as CSC in [16]; the only difference is that CSC equals to w2, w3, w2+w3 or w1 which are constant, and the value of our equivalent bandwidth is not constant.

She was on our equivalent of "American Idol," "The X Factor," and she won in 2006, and I voted for her over and over.

Maybe, as in some central and eastern European countries, we might need to establish poorly signposted out-of-town parks for our equivalent of Lenin and Soviet war memorials.

In fact, he described the Pennsylvania and Washington cases as "our equivalent of Brown v. Board of Education".

"I've always thought of the Peabody as our equivalent of the Pulitzer," said the longtime "60 Minutes" executive producer Don Hewitt, who has won five Peabodys.

Dora van der Groen, the most famous of Belgian actresses – our equivalent to Sarah Bernhardt – was in love with one of my first productions, Agatha, by Marguerite Duras.

At the stage of our history equivalent to that of the Palestinians today, were "Americans" a "people"?

The comparison with previous conventional methods indicates the accuracy of our proposed equivalent methods.

The use of our skin equivalent model has allowed us to determine the importance of CYLD for the maintenance of epidermal polarity, keratinocyte differentiation and apoptosis.

It's our equivalent of the ringing of church bells in the town square, for better or for worse.