Sentence examples for system is equivalent to from inspiring English sources

Other manufacturers claim seamless operation, but in my experience only Subaru's system is equivalent to Audi's, and now VW's.

Petroleum geologist Colin Campbell estimates that the boost to economic productivity given by our oil-based energy system is equivalent to a workforce of 22 billion carbon slaves.

Last Monday, Kylia Carter, the mother of former Duke basketball star Wendell Carter, gave a passionate speech arguing that today's college basketball system is equivalent to slavery.

This system is equivalent to a variable surcharge policy as opposed to the existing fixed surcharge policy.

The results show that the overall performance of the system is equivalent to that of an experienced microscopist.

The United States certifies countries that export meat and poultry here, following an elaborate examination to determine whether a foreign meat inspection system is equivalent to the system used in the United States.

Though inspired by the system in the mother country, no colonial system was equivalent to its prototype.

The starting concentration of sericin in this solution system was equivalent to 70 mg (sericin dry weight)/ml.

According to some assessments, the costs of the tort system are equivalent to almost 2% of GDP each year.Tort costs are especially heavy in health care.

Results obtained with the closed system were equivalent to those with the classic Cryotop (open system), with survival rates in oocytes close to 100%.

The efficiency of the proposed procedure, which in complex systems is equivalent to the number of calls to the deterministic solver, is high due to the optimized sampling process which is employed in conjunction with a Bayesian, statistical learning component.