Sentence examples for time equivalent to from inspiring English sources
The unit of time equivalent to the ordinary or normal short sound or syllable.
Their instruments are tuned to the authentic pitch of the time – equivalent to a semi-tone lower than what we would call modern pitch.
The maximum payout will be achieved if the shares hit 114p in three years' time – equivalent to an £11bn profit on the shares owned by the taxpayer.
There would be a cap on the amount that people could borrow at any one time – equivalent to the maximum support for the full six months (£3,445).
"These students should be studying, but rather they now work 10 hours a day, six to seven days a week, taking on night shifts for months at a time, equivalent to adult workers," said Cheng.
As an undergraduate and then as a medical student at Yale (1876 81), Camp played halfback, served as team captain (at that time equivalent to head coach), and became a member of the Intercollegiate Football Association.
Figures from the National Offender Management Service (Noms) - which manages public prisons across England and Wales and contracts for privately run prisons - show they have already cut costs considerably since 2011, and with the addition of this latest wave of reductions, the service will have lost £900m from its budget in that time equivalent to a 24% reduction overall.
Such automation can empower one FTE (Full Time Equivalent) to do as much as five FTEs once deployed at scale.
Around a third of students are studying part-time, equivalent to around a million or more highly-skilled work-based, mature and postgraduate students.
We show that the problem of designing additive/relative approximation schemes for general mean-payoff games (i.e. with no constraint on their edge-weights) is P-time equivalent to determining their exact solution.
In case of an employment full-time equivalent less than 1.00 the monthly cost for the staff category were multiplied with the appropriate full-time equivalent to include only dialysis related costs.
