Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Romanian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
In real terms, nowadays, this equates to converting audio files to text
Distance and changes in our universe- distance equates to time, as well as changes on the sky.
But it's hard to take a stand against a paper that equates a diplomatic crisis with.
The 2010 budget would then end up being over EUR 127 billion in payment appropriations which equates to 1.08% of the EU's gross national income.
Left to right in the Object Name field equates to left to right in the viewer.
KeyloggerHRD will store up to 64kb worth of keystrokes, which equates to roughly 64,000 individual keys typed!
A breach of a Member State's criminal law therefore equates to an act contrary to[public order].
experts evaluating the 20 minutes of electrostimulation of 2 times a week, equates to 6-8 Gym hours without interruption.
The sessions are offered fortnightly in Croydon University Hospital so session five equates to approximately 10 weeks from consultation.
stress free during the day which equates to burning more calories!
Individualized 9 to 1 Student to Faculty ratio equates to a highly individualized learning experience.
Karl Pearson equates eugenics with a field of medicine.
Karl Pearson equates eugenics with a field of medicine.
they purchase the Savings Certificate, which equates to the security.
One: that society equates living in a permanent structure,
Moreover, for western clients Kondiment equates to top-notch services at incredibly affordable rates.
This extremely professional and sensitive individual who equates women with viral infections took a job I worked my entire life for.
This equates, as a global average,
The definition of capital broadly equates to the definition set out by the Basel III international agreement for attainment in 2015.
In a world that equates value with achievements, scorings,