用equivalent造句子，“equivalent”造句
Some modes are logically equivalent But differ in their purpose.
About every seven years, your body replaces the equivalent of an entirely new skeleton.
It's the biological equivalent of opening the throttle of an engine.
If FIFO method is used to account for product costs, it is necessary to measure separately the equivalent units in beginning work in process and the current period equivalent units.
On a recent sweltering day, they were producing 33 kilowatts of electricity, equivalent to the consumption of 40 homes.
Like a rainbow, its daylight equivalent, a moonbow is produced when light is broken up into its constituent colours as it passes through water droplets.
It stands about 327 feet (100 meters) high -14 stories taller than NASA's space shuttles -and is equivalent in height to its namesake Ares I.
The blast, which has been estimated at the equivalent of around 15 megatons of TNT is widely thought to have been caused by a meteor a few tens of metres across exploding in mid-air.
Otherwise, they are equivalent.
Psychological nonequivalence of mathematically equivalent information
Boldness and arrogance will be equivalent to scholarship.
An explosive force equivalent to that of1,000 metric tons of TNT.
Measurements Four ounces of whole, broken, or powdered almonds are equivalent to about 3/4 cup or 125 grams.
Another concern voiced by English language education professionals is that the reform process will remain doomed to failure without an equivalent change to the examination system.
On a body weight basis, this is equivalent to 0.8 and 0.4 mg/kg bw/day at the average, and 1.7 and 1.0 mg/kg bw/day at the 95th percentile.
Cassie's equivalent contact angle
It is functionally equivalent to the HTML5 version.
For Marston, the polygraph was the equivalent of Wonder Woman's lasso: an infallible detector of the truth.35.
That number might be difficult to raise on a cramped spaceship but could be more feasible than raising an equivalent number of chickens.
Values contained in an equivalence class are considered to be equivalent in terms of their expected result. For example, look at a classic testing problem, such as the triangle program.
This is the cultural equivalent of rust.
When you think about it, this tool is the equivalent of an offensive weapon in the real world.
The guests had all been personally invited by Mr Mandela to mark the inaugural journey of South Africa's newly renovated equivalent of the Orient Express, called the Blue Train.
But there are some easy ways to create mock objects, or equivalent capabilities, with existing tools.
The primary advantages of a ketch are that each of the sails is usually somewhat smaller than on a sloop of equivalent size, making sail handling easier.
"That much ordnance going off would be the equivalent of an earthquake" Cartwright told me.
But they are not equivalent.
The following are some popular shorthand syntax to memorize and use, with the longhand syntax equivalent preceding it.
British study shows the IQ of workers who tried to juggle text messages and work fell by 10% - the equivalent of missing a whole night's sleep and more than double the 4% fall after smoking marijuana.
