Sentence examples for was probably equivalent from inspiring English sources

Beyond the cost, which Elana said was "probably equivalent to taking a real vacation, though I don't view them that way," she sees a need to ensure that each bride's party is special and different from the rest.

Below them the toísech (leader), appear to have managed areas of the royal demesne, or that of a mormaer or abbot, within which they would have held substantial estates, sometimes described as shires and the title was probably equivalent to the later thane.

Netflix is probably equivalent to a DVD box set in terms of allowing a different viewing experience".

Some small covered jars of a gray porcelaneous ware, summarily decorated with stylized floral and foliate patterns, appear to have been made at Sawankhalok (the date is probably equivalent to that of the early Ming period).

Germania, a no-frills competitor, offers only two trips a day which, according to Mr Mayrhuber, is probably equivalent to the number of people who actually want to fly point-to-point and do not care about a global network.

One important feature of S5 but not of the other systems mentioned is that any wff that contains an unbroken sequence of monadic modal operators (Ls or Ms or both) is probably equivalent to the same wff with all these operators deleted except the last.

But during that time, the cost of computation has dropped so much that if you strip out those costs, NASA's budget today is probably equivalent to what it was in 1969, in constant dollars.

In the interests of full disclosure, we should mention that it is probably equivalent to the derived category ({mathcal {D}}({text {Rec}}(I,{text {QCoh}}(X(i)))) of the abelian category ({text {Rec}}(I,{text {QCoh}}(X(i)))), although we did not check this.

The nocturnal eyesight of nightjars is probably equivalent to that of owls.

Topographical comparisons have suggested that PEm and PEp are probably equivalent to Brodmann's subdivisions 7a and 7b [1].

Nevertheless, maintenance costs of both systems are probably equivalent.