Sentence examples for simply equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Deaconesses in the early church "were not purely and simply equivalent to the deacons".

This is simply equivalent to averaging the normalised scores over the classifiers.

But, for most realists about possible worlds, quantification over maximal possibilities requires or is simply equivalent to quantification over possible worlds.

This is simply equivalent to registration between an image and the 3D model of a map and is efficiently implemented on GPU in DTAM.

For these theorists, freedom is the absence of any kind of constraint whatsoever on the realization of one's true self (they adopt a maximally extensive conception of constraints on freedom), and the absence of all factors that could prevent the action x is, quite simply, equivalent to the realization of x.

If employers and graduate institutions look at Minerva as simply equivalent to a Harvard or Stanford degree then we have failed.

Prevention in health matters simply is equivalent to foresight in business matters.

In it, Flynn and Ledeen argue that some cultures are simply not "morally equivalent" to American society.

There is simply nothing remotely equivalent to this onslaught of blatantly biased coverage and accusations fabricated from thin air in liberal media.

These studies emphasized the fact that the residual renal clearance may have greater beneficial effects than comparable peritoneal small solute clearance and as such these clearances are not simply equivalent.

To the Editor: Your article highlights a fast-track system whereby the Food and Drug Administration clears most medical devices simply by declaring them equivalent to existing devices, rather than by direct proof of their effectiveness.