Examples of using Equating in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Kirchhoff also proposed his law of thermal radiation which was a general statement equating emission and absorption in heated objects.
From these words we can denote the ancient standard of equating art with manual labor or craft.
they make the mistake of equating listing rate,
So, this simple narrative equating Western demand
over $150 billion of property equating to more than 6% of the state's GDP
by between 20 and 30 centimeters(eight to 12 inches) per day, equating to an average 13 percent speedup across the glaciers of Western Palmer Land as a whole,” said the report.
Paris van Java is a nickname given with the intention of equating the beauty of the city of Paris with the city of Bandung,
a reasonable sum in the 1960s, equating to around US$15.5m in today's money(but only around 10% of the budget of Disney's Moana).
a reasonable sum in the 1960s, equating to around US$15.5m in today's money(but only around 10% of the budget of Disney's Moana).
Moreover, if we reject equating marriage with companionship-
Audi last month said that it would cut up to 9.500 jobs, equating to 10.6% of total staff,
Benet in contrast argued that equating Keneh Bosem with sweet cane could be traced to a mistranslation in the Septuagint,
by between 20 and 30 centimeters(eight to 12 inches) per day, equating to an average 13 per cent speedup across the glaciers of Western Palmer Land as a whole," said the report.
over $150 billion of property equating to more than 6% of the state's GDP
Thanks to the latest developments, production capacity has reached more than 55 thousand tyres per day, equating to a current production capacity of up to 19 million tyres a year,
have been detained in the camps- equating to 10 to 11 percent of the adult Muslim population of Xinjiang.
and I didn't find anything that looked like this. Well, no offense, but you may have missed something one of us would see. A reference to certain symbols equating certain letters.
The Federation of Fish Friers in the U.K. claims that in 1995 the British consumed 300 million servings of fish and chips, equating to six servings for every man woman and child in the country.
condemned the president's insistence in equating the actions of both white supremacists
unable to get out of the trap of equating his own identity with the way others see him.