Sentence examples for on an equivalent from inspiring English sources

By the time of the third, The Last Bright Light (2001), Faulds had gone, Angela Goldthorpe's flute taking on an equivalent role.

An analytical model based on an equivalent strut was proposed for masonry infill panels.

An approximate method based on an equivalent single-degree-of-freedom model has been proposed.

Lloyds TSB, for instance, paid 2.25 percentage points above the interest rate on an equivalent government bonds.

HS2 will cost more than five times the amount being spent on an equivalent high-speed rail line in France, a group of transport experts has claimed.

The Bank of England predicts the games could boost GDP by 0.2% in the third quarter, based on an equivalent bump during the Sydney Olympics in 2000.

However, if the consumption of gas approaches that of oil on an equivalent basis, it too will be short-lived as a major energy resource.

Combined with today's low interest rates, that ratio means that the typical monthly mortgage payment is several hundred dollars lower than the rent on an equivalent house.

They could then use the dipiao to build on an equivalent area of rural land in a place approved for urban development.

He said that instead of cutting its mortgage rate by 0.1 of a point, as other institutions have done, Standard had decided to pass on an equivalent reduction to its savers.

The company are confounding those who suggested that the Barbican would be the greatest cultural white elephant of the century by reporting that their advance booking is up by 40percentnt on an equivalent season at the Aldwych.