Sentence examples for rough equivalence from inspiring English sources

It's good to find a rough equivalence.

Its new Athlon 64 4000+ chip, for example, announced this week, runs at 2.4GHz, but its name implies rough equivalence with a 4GHz Intel chip.

Yemelianenko and Monson were of a rough equivalence: heads shaved, two enormous sacks of rocks, though the Russian was distinguished by his unstained skin; Monson had tattoos from ankle to neck, including two in crowd-friendly Cyrillic — svoboda and solidarnost'.

The course was designed to enable students to proceed to an economics MSc, so it had a rough equivalence to an undergraduate degree (and was accredited as such by the university regulators).

Q: If postdoc training is advanced research training, does that mean there should be at least a rough equivalence between the number of postdocs trained and the number of research positions available?

There is a rough equivalence in the talent level of players at an elevated level.

The UCAS tariff was there to produce rough equivalences of both level of achievement and study time, but mainly the latter.

In rough sets, an equivalence relation on U is referred to as one knowledge, and a family of equivalence relations is referred to as a knowledge base on U.

(Only the smaller VP and V′ are shown in the partial structure (T2).) The complete sequence of transformations is taken to give a deep theoretical explanation of many properties of (B.i) and (B.ii), including such things as what could be substituted for the two NPs, and the fact there is at least rough truth-conditional equivalence between the two clauses.

Lower and upper rough matroids based on equivalence relations coincide with each other.

In this type of generalized rough sets, instead of equivalence relations, we require set-valued maps.