Sentence examples for psychologically equivalent from inspiring English sources
The handgun psychologically equivalent to the B-52?
They could have issued debt and sold call options on their shares, which would have been economically if not psychologically equivalent.
Even though the tree and ladder formats are structurally equivalent (i.e., isomorphic), they are not psychologically equivalent: college students, both biology majors and nonmajors, find it much more difficult to understand the hierarchical structure of, extract relevant information from, and reason appropriately from the ladder than the tree format (Novick and Catley, 2007, 2010).
"It's how Leinster prepare [that matters], but psychologically when you become European Champions to go out and try and play a game which is then your regional equivalent [is tough]." Last season Leinster came unstuck in similar circumstances.
"It is psychologically invasive".
Could she cope psychologically?
Physically, but psychologically, too".
Not literally, psychologically.
"It is psychologically farther.
He is damaged psychologically.
"She was psychologically traumatized.
