Sentence examples for smaller equivalent to from inspiring English sources

In Episode Two, a smaller equivalent to the Strider, the Hunter, is introduced.

The amount of energy stored in the nitrogen tank is small — equivalent to about five teaspoons of gasoline.

He would also have noted that the stimulus was—especially compared with the devastation it meant to address rather small: equivalent to less than two per cent of G.D.P. a year for three years.

He would also have noted that the stimulus was — especially compared with the devastation it meant to address — rather small: equivalent to less than two per cent of G.D.P. a year for three years.

Sample loads were kept small (equivalent to ∽0.05 mm of fiber segment) to improve the resolution of the MyHC bands (type I, IIa, and IIx).

Sample loads were kept small (equivalent to ∼0.05 mm of fiber segment) to improve the resolution of the myosin heavy chain bands (types I, IIa, IIx and IIb).

Detection threshold in the Alzheimer's disease group with respect to controls was raised at 1 kHz; however this rise was small (equivalent to a mean intensity increase of ∼5 dB).

As with the mouse study, the elevated numbers of foci found were small, equivalent to approximately the number of foci observed 30 minutes after exposure to 2 mGy of ionizing radiation.

With this method, small amounts (equivalent to a small drop) of contrast can be delivered directly into the tail vein from the tip of the catheter.

Merkel's delay and toughness has shown an implicit preference for a much smaller eurozone – equivalent to the Deutsche Mark zone of the late 80s and 90s – or, alternatively, for considering Germany's own exit from the system.

We could send a small spacecraft out to meet the asteroid and with a small force equivalent to the weight of a feather give the asteroid a slight nudge.