Sentence examples for practice equivalent from inspiring English sources

This is in practice equivalent to the set retardation.

Their point of view is that of the country's landlords, their practice equivalent to what is known among Wall Street stock market touts as "securitizing the junk".

Considering that DS+R began their practice as D+S almost 35 years ago, this moment in their career would locate the firm on a Miesian practice equivalent at somewhere around the Farnsworth House years (1912+35=1947).

Osteopathy originated in the USA in 1874, and the development of the profession there led to trained practitioners, known as 'osteopathic physicians', having full and unlimited practice rights, with their scope of practice equivalent to medical practitioners [ 3].

"It's the private-practice equivalent of somebody saying to you, how would you like to come and help the A.G.-elect build his team?" Mr. Cohen said in an interview, in which he reflected on a tenure that gave him a unique vantage point on Mr. Cuomo's ascent to the Capitol.

Completing a systems-based practice project, equivalent to a practice quality improvement project (PQI), is a residency requirement by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education and an American Board of Radiology milestone.

As part of their public health professional degree program, all students must complete a planned, supervised, and evaluated practice experience equivalent to one full-term semester.

And it now says that as part of its "examination of the eligibility, targeting and measures offered" under the scheme, it will look at "best practice from equivalent programmes of the devolved administration".

The protocol of this study is designed to evaluate whether Tai Chi practice is equivalent to standard exercise and whether the Tai Chi group is superior to a wait-list control group in improving stress coping levels.

In order to make good on this sweeping claim, Socrates argues that rhetoric is an "art" (techne), and not just artless practice (the equivalent of the "empeiria" for which rhetoric was condemned in the Gorgias).

In the meantime, I guess women will have to take another lesson from the male-dominated corporate world and practice the equivalent of companies hiding their assets in offshore accounts.