Sentence examples similar to top equivalent from inspiring English sources

If you happen to have a vaguely trainspottery attitude to beer, this place is the bar-top equivalent of the end of platform 10 at Clapham Junction at rush hour.

If the last two rows are shifted to the top, the equivalent rotation will be 2ρ θ, and so on.

Republicans have done a masterful job over the last thirty years convincing the public that any tax increase on the top is equivalent to a tax increase on everyone -- selling the snake oil of "trickle down economics" and the patent lie that most middle-class people will eventually become millionaires.

Starting on the top line (equivalent to the 6/60 line), testing proceeded sequentially to the lowest line on which at least four of five letters were correctly identified with first the left and then the right eye covered.

These analyses revealed that the furrows of the raft trails at the leading edge have high walls with their top edges equivalent to the absolute height of the virgin substrate and also that the absolute depth of the base of the furrow is often lower than that of the furrows in the older lattice network located further back in the biofilm (Fig. 1A and E).

These have risen steadily since 1998, and in 2013 topped $25 billion, equivalent to around a tenth of GDP.

Even with a couple of bottles of Malbec and mineral water, the feast seldom tops the equivalent of £10 a head.

The top award was equivalent to $16,000 - good money.

But a tube top is not equivalent to a halter top.

In the documentary competition, the equivalent top prize went to Keith Maitland's Tower.

And the estimated price tag, which will almost certainly top $5 billion, is equivalent to more than half the state budget.