Sentence examples for right equivalent from inspiring English sources

As usual, such a preorder defines an equivalence relation (in our setting, we call it right equivalence) by saying that f, f ′ are right equivalent provided we have both f ⪯ f ′ and f ′ ⪯ f, and it induces a poset relation ≤ on the set [ → Y 〉 of right equivalence classes of homomorphisms ending in Y.

Lemma 14.8 asserts that f, f ′ are right equivalent.

Right: equivalent fuel consumption per person in the vehicle.

Then, according to Lemma 14.8, f, f ′ are right equivalent, thus X = X ′.

In order to show that f, f ′ are right equivalent, we may assume that X ′ = X.

Then f, f ′ are right equivalent if and only if X, X ′ are isomorphic.

However, situations in which ( delta_{i,i + 1} = 0 ) do occur and non-zero ( bar{D}left( {delta_{i,i + 1} } right) ) equivalents must exist for such situations.

The committee's conclusion stated: "The committee has judged that the temporary protection which could be offered by Turkey to the applicant, as a Syrian citizen, does not offer him rights equivalent to those required by the Geneva convention".

If adopted, this argument would turn the Hollingsworth case into the gay-rights equivalent of Loving v. Virginia, the 1967 landmark decision that said states could no longer ban interracial marriage.

Of the 128 governments that voted, only Swaziland opposed the pact, which says domestic workers should enjoy rights equivalent to those given to other workers in the same country, including limited workweeks, overtime pay and paid vacations.

Among the ideas that have been put to the government is that of "transfer of development rights" – which would see a house-owner sell the developer "rights" equivalent to the price of the land on which his or her house stands, which could then be used by the developer to extend constructions to a commensurate value in another location.