Sentence examples for then equivalent from inspiring English sources

Their relatives were given free apartments and a pension supplement of 250 roubles per month, then equivalent to a good salary.

The British government supported the work on his Difference Engine to the tune of £17,000, then equivalent to twice the cost of a warship.

When he bought Henry Moore's "Mother and Child" in 1933, the $1600 he paid -- then equivalent to $560 or so -- constituted half of the sculptor's annual earnings at the time.

"Sleeping Bacchantes Surprised by Satyrs," signed by François Boucher in 1760, was acquired at Christie's London by this week's consignors in 1972 for the then equivalent of $56,000.

The overthrow of Georgian president Zviad Gamsakhurdia in January 1992 left a leadership vacuum that Shevardnadze filled on his return to Georgia in March as chairman of the State Council, an office then equivalent to president.

Flush with 20 sucres — then, equivalent to a whole United States dollar — we would gorge ourselves on all the delicacies described in the article — and more — served by scores of vendors who surrounded the train at each of its dozen-or-so stops.

Then, equivalent seismic forces are computed for the near-field boundary for the earthquake spectrum.

More specifically, the processes for all three modes are then equivalent.

The constraint presented in Equation 68 is then equivalent to ‖wz,d‖2 = 1.

AC1 is then equivalent to the assertion AC2: Any indexed collection of sets has a choice function.

Then, equivalent Jacobian matrix is derived to find the kinematic model; and the dynamic model is obtained using Lagrange formulation.