Sentence examples for practical equivalent from inspiring English sources

The chapter presents a practical equivalent notional load method to design semi-rigid frames.

(If you doubt that such weapons are the practical equivalent of machine guns, just listen to the tape of the Las Vegas massacre).

China's rising wages and prices, for instance, should help to rebalance its economy towards domestic spending the practical equivalent of a stronger currency.

Legal analysts said the ability of the government to incapacitate Abu Khattala through a life sentence or its practical equivalent would influence decisions whether to seek civilian prosecutions in similar cases in the future.

The paper proposes the use of numerical modelling based on a practical equivalent continuum approach, for analysing the deep-seated gravitational slope deformations (DSGSD) observed in the thrust front area of the Lepini Mountains (Italian Apennines).

Now Stephen Hawking, the English cosmologist and black hole maven who died last week, and Sir Isaac Newton, the Englishman who founded modern physics, will rest together for eternity, or at least for its practical equivalent: the lifetime of the stones that make up Westminster Abbey in London.

Hence the two methods are for practical purposes equivalent (p > 0.55).

He also wrote that, "Criminal codes should take cognizance of the fact that the willful and undue exposure of an individual to a carcinogenic occupational agent for personal gain by another party is for all practical purposes equivalent to an attack with a deadly weapon with a delayed action mechanism".

Perhaps "Caruso 2000" is an elaborate practical joke: the equivalent, in its way, of a party tape that circulated among CBS producers in the early 1980's, on which a mariachi band had been dubbed onto Rudolf Serkin's recording of the Rondo of Beethoven's First Piano Concerto.

Post journalists must recognize that any content associated with them in an online social network is, for practical purposes, the equivalent of what appears beneath their bylines in the newspaper or on our website".

For practical purposes, the equivalent diameter, d e, was assumed to be independent of shaft speed and fluid viscosity, and an average value of 0.076 ± 0.003 m was adopted for this set-up.