Sentence examples for the equating from inspiring English sources
verb
To consider equal, to state as being equivalent.
"It's the equating certain sports with being feminine.
Aside from the equating it to the rabble of players who tried to getting into the music downloading arena, he's got a nice little list of what Netflix downloads is and isn't.
Hence, for a multitude of control levels, we use the mean number of pathways detected, estimated by bootstrap analysis, as the equating metric between BH and KBIN.
Or of the equating of Hendrix with a Pop-Tart?
But the equating of Iran with terror today is simplistic.
But the equating of math with reality, others say, consigns vast arenas of experience to the darkness.
The cause of the suit: the leftists equated the organization with "fascism" on a Facebook page.
But the military coinages of the imperatores equated the state with the personalities of the generals.
Some experts faulted the agency as equating the lack of proof with safe conditions.
Last year, she busted open a scandal at the New York Times crossword puzzle when the paper equated the word "illin" with "wack".
The women equated the duration of labour with the pain intensity.
