Examples of using Was equivalent in English and their translations into Chinese
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To be sure, only a small fraction of college-age Chinese students attend universities overseas. Indeed, the number of students who went abroad in 2013 was equivalent to only 6% of the students admitted to Chinese universities.
The Deputy of Prevention and Alertness of the Indonesian National Board for Disaster Management, Wisnu Widjaja, stated that the energy released by the quake was equivalent to that released in the 1945 nuclear bombing of Hiroshima.
Its status was equivalent to that of a ministry, except that it worked in a" horizontal" fashion: it had access to all ministries and Government bodies.
The current account surplus for 2005 was equivalent to 1.3 per cent of GDP, thus exceeding the surpluses recorded for the previous two years(0.9 per cent in 2004 and 0.5 per cent in 2003).
The turnover of the largest such corporations was equivalent to or greater than the gross domestic product(GDP) of many countries, and that of half a dozen of them exceeded the GDP of the 100 poorest countries.
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.
Please note that an international degree has to be equivalent to a Dutch university diploma.
That's equivalent to the annual emissions of only 45 Americans.
This is the part that's equivalent to the retina in our eyes.
An international degree has to be equivalent to a Dutch university diploma.
That's equivalent to the populations of Badajoz and Cáceres together.
Pue equals 1 data centers that are equivalent to 100% efficiency.
That's equivalent to the noise generated by an air conditioner or a suburban street.
Fines for non-compliance with article 33 are equivalent to the full amount of the transaction.
Your degree has to be equivalent to a Dutch university diploma.
Doses were equivalent to the average daily dose a human would be exposed to.
That's equivalent to about 20 times the pressure produced by a typical kitchen faucet.
That's equivalent to the electricity consumption of about 600 U.S. homes.