Sentence examples for real equivalence from inspiring English sources

There's no real equivalence between my situation now and my situation then.

Never mind whether there's any real equivalence, which there probably won't be.

In a statement issued tonight, Mr. Bush appeared to find real equivalence in the two conflicts as he condemned the attacks in Israel and Kenya.

There is not, as some people have suggested, any real equivalence with the young men and women who fought and died for the republicans in Spain.

However, RP may raise concern among the general population on the real equivalence of drugs in the long term, which is often affected by the interests of physicians and pharmacists as previously discussed.

The experimental results on real data show a substantial equivalence of the two filters, although in principle the approximating properties of the UKF are much better.

The consistent results over two separate studies point towards a real biological equivalence between these two insulin analogs.

We establish the basic relationships for optimization in the complex domain and the real-domain equivalences for first- and second-order derivatives by extending the work of Brandwood and van den Bos.

So the differences of potential clinical importance remain a real possibility and equivalence cannot be safely concluded on the basis of "confidence interval" approach.

The equivalence of real and reactive power adjustment on voltage control is considered in control area partition optimization, in which regulation efficiency and capability are taken as objectives.

In Case 1 the equivalence of real power to reactive power is considered in partition results, and in Case 2 only the capability of reactive power is considered.