Sentence examples for was equated in from inspiring English sources

In North America in the period from 1770 to 1830 the killing of a slave was equated in common law with the murder of a white person.

If Paris and New York were the globe's beauty capitals, Brazil was equated in much of the world not with rain forests and biodiversity but with hyperinflation, deforestation, soccer, and samba.

First, because the distance between agent A and agent B was equated in the communicative and in the individual condition, we eliminated the possibility that the communicative versus individual effect depends on the visual area participants had to keep in the focus of attention.

'Empowerment' was equated in this discourse with compliant use of telehealth technologies for self-monitoring and education.

In order to test any compound effects of the order of measurement and the amount of acquired reward on 5-HT efflux, we performed experiments with another task sequence in which the delayed reward condition was tested before the immediate reward condition and the number of trials during the 30 min periods was equated in the two conditions (task sequence 3).

"If it could be equated in terms of currency, it would be 80 percent of the economy".

The Koran-burning has been equated, in some circles, with the fabled ground zero mosque.

However, those fashions cannot be equated in any logical sense with intelligence or moral worth.

My house is not the norm but looking at what I have done can be equated in a lesser cost.

Urban sustainability has been equated in Towards an Urban Renaissance (1999), with the need for compact, dense, vibrant urban cores.

"Bigger" & "better" are equated in the book-reviewing mind, as they were, until recently, in that of the auto-buying public.