Examples of using Be equivalent in English and their translations into Chinese
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For instance, if you install a 50mm on a beginner camera, it will be equivalent to a 75mm, which makes everything look closer.
It is also recommended to add 2.5% silicon to Cr15Ni20 chromium nickel steel, and the antioxidant properties can be equivalent to Cr15Ni60 chromium nickel alloy.
T-levels are new courses coming in September 2020, which will follow GCSEs and will be equivalent to three A-levels.
In the case of a client/server database system, it may be equivalent to an actual network connection to the server.
Equity in horizontal access means that the quality and availability of core programming in each community should be equivalent.
(If the aliens were to get here in reasonable time, they would need faster-than-light travel, so the two possibilities may be equivalent.).
According to the current gold price conversion, this amount can be equivalent to nearly 10 tons of gold value.
T Levels are new courses coming to colleges September 2020, which will follow GCSEs and will be equivalent to 3 A Levels.
The present value of debt is normally lower than the nominal value of debt; as a rule of thumb, the present value could be equivalent to half the nominal value.
Adopt appropriate measures to ensure that the establishment of so-called arrest and search zones is not done on the basis of criteria which might be equivalent to racial, ethnic or religious profiling(Algeria);
Later using market exchange rates- by 2019, the last year of our projections, China's economy would be equivalent to about 64 percent of US GDP.
If all industrial electric motors worldwide were equipped with our smart sensors, the energy savings would be equivalent to the output of 100 large power plants.".
If all industrial electric motors worldwide were equipped with our smart sensors, the energy savings would be equivalent to the output of 100 large power plants.".
(3) Given the fact that it is sometimes difficult in practice to distinguish between dissolution and separation, the Commission considers it important that the rules applicable in those two situations be equivalent.
That's equivalent to about half of all electricity produced today.
That's equivalent to more than a quarter of the United States's annual output.
That's equivalent to roughly one-third of our current manufacturing footprint.
That's equivalent to the annual emissions of only 45 Americans.
This is the part that's equivalent to the retina in our eyes.
That's equivalent to the populations of Badajoz and Cáceres together.