Examples of using Equalised in English and their translations into Portuguese
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We ask: Since when the purification of Marxism-Leninism is to be equalised with"sectarianism" and"dogmatism"?
If the pressure is not equalised, a pressure will build up on the eardrum, preventing it from vibrating properly.
where warmer water equalised the temperature to the exact heat required.
Liverpool equalised in the 88th minute, when David Johnson scored,
resulted in a 3-2 loss for the Northern Mariana Islands Mark McDonald twice equalised after Guam had taken the lead only for Zachary Pangelinan to score the winning goal in the 72nd minute.
the house the pressure above the plunge will be equalised to the tank pressure
ought to be equalised across different regions of the same currency area when the borrowers are similar in terms of creditworthiness, profitability, prospects etc.
which were promised that after 2013 the payments would be equalised.
to make 600 Premier League appearances when he played against Middlesbrough on 17 September 2016, and equalised from a corner-kick routine in a 3-1 victory.
Germany were forced into extra time after an Oliver Bierhoff goal equalised Patrik Berger's penalty for the Czech Republic.
a header by Leonardo Silva at the 87th minute equalised the aggregate, and the match ended with the same score after extra-time.
gradually dissipate energy levels are equalised.
all of these patients were being treated, and thus, the intensity of the inflammatory process may have been equalised by the use of disease modifying drugs.
they had an equalised income below the 60% threshold in the current year
Galatasaray equalise The second half could not have gotten off to a worse start.
Equalises pressure in vacuum gripper systems to provide fast release of product.
Equalises pressure in the suction cups to provide fast release of the product.
Atmospheric pressure equalising.
Different kinds of equalising buffers on offer.
One continuing quandary is whether adjudicatory bodies can'equalise down' in order to achieve equality in respect of a social interest or right.