Sentence examples for very equivalent from inspiring English sources

There are sound innovations coming actually, particularly Dolby Atmos, which are going to do something very equivalent to what 3D does.

While the killings in Africa are easy to condemn, and rightfully so, we actually witness the very equivalent embrace of deadly ignorance with every Republican utterance denying the reality of climate change.

She explained to my mother that in Australia, that particular word was a very vulgar equivalent to one of our coarse expletives.

All is not lost... because here at GU Towers, we have our very own equivalent of Auntie's Borg-McEnroe tiebreak replays in the form of Gary Naylor.

In Taiwan, after all, the Communist Party's once very similar equivalent, the Kuomintang, ended up accepting the possibility of ceding power.

COBBLES Britain has its very own equivalent of the pavé climbs of the Tour of Flanders – the Michaelgate in Lincoln is a narrow, cobbled climb with an average 16% gradient, making it the equivalent of the Cauberg.

"Jenny Lind's story is perhaps Barnum's single most extraordinary accomplishment," Ms. Maher said, "because he took something that was absolutely nothing in American society and created a frenzy, a mania, very much equivalent to today's rock stars".

You could be forgiven for thinking they're basically a very aristocratic equivalent of the sort of letters you read in local newspapers, where some retiree will dedicate many paragraphs to bemoaning the declining state of the flower beds in the local park ever since they allowed homosexuals to marry, or some such thing.

While in case of inverter based DER systems, short circuit currents are very low equivalent to their rated current.

The multilayer structure in the core which is constituted of alternating low- and high-refractive index rings could achieve a very low equivalent core-cladding refractive index difference.

Asymmetric 980 nm InGaAs/InGaAsP laser structures have been grown by low-pressure metalorganic chemical vapor deposition, and broad-waveguide diode lasers of very large equivalent transverse spot size (0.80 μm) have been fabricated.