Sentence examples for will be equivalent as from inspiring English sources

(IC3) states that if two belief profiles \(E_1\) and \(E_{2}\) are logically equivalent and \ \IC_1\) and \ \IC_{2}\) are also equivalent, then merging the first belief profile with \ \IC_1\) will be equivalent as merging the second belief profile with \ \IC_{2}\).

It is proposed that the new threshold will be equivalent to the level currently described as substantial.

"That is exactly why we have tightened rules so that all courses, including vocational qualifications such as Btecs, will be equivalent to no more than one GCSE in the league tables.

He explained it, "terms which have [an infinitesimal] as a factor will be equivalent to nothing in respect to the others.

To some it will be equivalent to a lottery win.

As a generalized of Corollary 2, G m and G n will be equivalent for any real m,n.

For m=1, FCM will be equivalent to k-means clustering.

However, we consider that all the optimal paths are equivalent as they will produce the same cost value for a certain traffic between the requester and the helper, which we will discuss in Section 3.5.

Some will be as short as the equivalent of about 150 pages; others, like the collections, as long as 300-page books.

This study does not give any clear indication of the 5 10 year outcomes, but other reports indicate that the operation will be as durable as its open equivalent.

He can thus hold to a conception of truth by claiming that "if a true statement does have a translation equivalent … the latter will be true as well" (1992: 68).