Sentence examples for strictly equivalent from inspiring English sources

So, novels and life are not strictly equivalent.

Not all of these ships were strictly equivalent.

MARINA ROSENFELD: As a historical phenomenon, ambivalence about releasing recordings — not to mention also making them, listening to them, collecting them, none of which is strictly equivalent — makes a different kind of sense than it ever could today.

Experimental data confirmed that cP and constant flow (cF) gradients are strictly equivalent if the analysis time is kept constant.

In contrast, an analytical proof is provided to show that MIL and GST methods are strictly equivalent.

The proposed modified Riemann Liouville derivative as shown in Eq. (4) is strictly equivalent to Eq. (2).

Notwithstanding the association with excusing conditions, forgiving is not, strictly speaking, equivalent to excusing.

For example, the morphologies predicted from the random percolation model are strictly topologically equivalent over the composition range, a feature that rarely occurs in real systems.

This is also evidence that CBF1, -2, and -3 are not strictly functional equivalents.

Balls on Strictly is the equivalent of comfort eating for us politicos and our hysteria is masking a rather difficult question.

Well, that's not strictly true, but an equivalent number of people did at least.