Sentence examples for one is equivalent from inspiring English sources

There are many voters who don't have a photo ID, and requiring them to buy one is equivalent to a poll tax.

According to Statkraft, the company that owns the station, the pressure generated by water passing across the membrane from the fresh stream to the salty one is equivalent to a head of 120 metres of water a sizeable hydroelectric plant.

These microfacies types are arranged in two third order sequences, the first sequence is equivalent to the lower part of the Hanifa Formation (Hawtah member) while the second one is equivalent to the upper part (Ulayyah member).

Two solutions are proposed that both give a specific scattering matrix for the Transmission Line Matrix method: one is equivalent to an artificial purely dissipative medium and the other to a non-homogeneous and dissipative artificial medium.

(Note the move numbering, which reverses White's and Black's usual roles). If White is to move first, the stipulated number of moves would be a half-integer; for an (extreme) example, a Mate in One is equivalent to a Helpmate in 0.5.

Recall that the diagnostic process by the ANN in module one is equivalent to determining the out-of-control state.

As a result, Stier's original 480 in math has been pushed up by thirty points, so officially her new number and her old one are equivalent.

To begin with, Leibniz held the Scholastic thesis that "being" and "one" are equivalent.

The boundary rigidity problem and the lens rigidity one are equivalent for simple metrics.

If the NWT is about 20, then the benefits of treating all patients and treating no one are equivalent (zero).

To calculate the number of quality-adjusted life years gained through earlier detection, each final health state was assigned a utility value between zero and one, one being equivalent to perfect health and zero being equivalent to death.