在 英语 中使用 Is roughly equivalent 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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Ontario is roughly equivalent to a U.S. state, with 2 million students, 72 school districts, and some 4,800 publicly financed schools.
(This class is roughly equivalent to Vector, except that it is unsynchronized.).
The maximum of 126 digits of binary precision is roughly equivalent to 38 digits of decimal precision.
This is roughly equivalent to climbing a thirteen story building, but spread out over 1/4 mile.
The report states that the added capacity Is roughly equivalent to that of the world's 16 largest power plants combined.
(One Mwh is roughly equivalent to the electricity used by around 330 homes in one hour.).
Rust code can be compiled without the standard library, in which case the runtime is roughly equivalent to C's.
The G7X II lens is a more modest 4.2x, which is roughly equivalent to 24-100mm.
Their status is roughly equivalent to that of a municipality in the Netherlands, with some adjustments to reflect their small scale, their distance from the Netherlands and their location in the Caribbean.
The aggregate cost of the three business plans is $164 million, which is roughly equivalent to 10 per cent of the estimated aggregate cost of the drug crop reduction and alternative development programmes of the three countries combined.
Statements are roughly equivalent to sentences in natural languages.
The overall drop was roughly equivalent to a loss of one year of schooling.
April prices locally were roughly equivalent to August/September of 2009.
And Russian energy production over the past two years have been roughly equivalent.
These numbers are roughly equivalent to 0.7 USD/year(annualised costs over 20 years and a 4 per cent discount in 2010 USD).
I could get a different one, who might be roughly equivalent, but I would end up losing about as much as I gained.
In other words, treatment for depression resulted in a decreased level of cardiovascular risk that was roughly equivalent to someone who did not have depression.
Free energy, as Friston defined it, was roughly equivalent to what Clark called prediction error;
There are 150 institutions that could be roughly equivalent of the US community college in certain contexts.
Free energy, as Friston[he most-cited neuroscientist in the world] defined it, was roughly equivalent to what Clark called prediction error;