Sentence examples for was equated to from inspiring English sources

Their mental pain caused by waiting for the detached breakwaters was equated to aggregated WTP which was about US$724,1600.

"If knife crime was equated to a disease, this would be a national emergency," he said.

The specific gravity of the steel fibre was equated to 7.0 7.2, and ≥ 1600 MPa in the tensile strength.

In particular, the compressive strength at 1.5% of AMS fibre was equated to 27.7 MPa, whilst fibre-free mortar indicated 33.9 MPa.

Herd size was measured in terms of the total number of livestock owned by a household converted into Tropical Livestock Units (TLUs), where 1 TLU was equated to 250 kg mature live animal (Kenya Agricultural Research Institute/OD A1996).

The tensile strength of non-fibre mixture was equated to about 1.32 MPa, while the tensile strength of AMS fibre mixtures with the fibre volume of 1.0, 1.25 and 1.50% exceeded 4.0 MPa.

The equation developed reduces to the equation derived for the Newtonian fluid when the flow index is equated to unity.

Yes, time management at the Brit School is equated to dance routines.

"In our visually obsessed, high-definition culture, blur is equated to loss".

Any threat to the McMansion of yore is equated to "feudal socialism" (I kid you not).

Losing one's wheels can often be equated to losing one's freedom.