Sentence examples for time equates to from inspiring English sources

But that 30 seconds of time equates to 10 seconds of footage – not enough to build a sequence around.

And at Fenway Park, the Red Sox were in the midst of a half-dozen pitching changes, which, in fan time, equates to a day spent at the D.M.V. or the return line at Macy's.

It will stop as much as 8m tonnes of CO2 entering the atmosphere and the energy saved at peak time equates to the output of three power stations the size of Hinkley Point C.

The simulation time equates to about 8000 contention cycles, what seems to be sufficient to achieve valid data statistics also about the long term behavior of the protocols.

Look's artists say there is one downside to the speed gains - some producers now push for "crazy schedules" to save costs, despite the firm's philosophy that "more time equates to a better product".

Getting paid $7.25 an hour and working full time equates to $15,080 annually.

The end product milled powder after 40 h of milling time, equating to the Al Ti AlN 30%TiN composition was consolidated into bulk compact using the underwater shock compaction method.

Very simple maths, as Future sells a range of packages of digital and print combinations, would indicate that the 11,161 new digital readers at £2.99 a time equated to about £400,000 in new circulation revenue.

"Hyper music fans, mid-week and evening attract switched-on Londoners" make up the 4,000 members who share it out to more than 100k livestreamers every time (equating to 350k minutes watched every month).

13, 24, 25 Each simulation run sent 1,000 individuals through the model 1,000 times equating to one million realizations.

On 13 June 1999, QE2 exceeded 175,290 hours of steaming time – that equates to exactly 20 years on the move (including four leap years).