Sentence examples for was only equivalent from inspiring English sources

When dismounted, one man in four would be assigned to hold the horses; therefore a brigade's rifle fire was only equivalent to an infantry battalion.

It is a relatively self-contained economy: foreign trade is only equivalent to 30% of GDP.

Just don't choose anyone too ugly.' [Laughter] A third of the budget was funded by the government, a third is a video package deal they had, so there's only equivalent to $100,000 investment, so they said go ahead and do it.

In fact, it is only equivalent to small earthquake.

Out of 1064 original features, this change is only equivalent to 0.1%.

The two methods are only equivalent for beams without shear reinforcement and single point loads within 2d of supports.

The per capita land resources in China are only equivalent to 0.38% of the world average (World Bank 2014c).

end{aligned}Note that both definitions are only equivalent in a two-phase diffuse interface, but not in multiphase junctions.

Note that (2) is only equivalent to (1) in the case when the analysis window in the computation of the STFT is longer than.

So in actuality, this test is only equivalent to 23.5 hours of sun exposure in the city of São Paulo, for example.

Although the North Koreans fielded more than 10 infantry divisions for the battle, most were only equivalent in strength to an infantry regiment.