Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into Serbian
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The philosopher Frederick Nietzsche bluntly said that faith equates to not wanting to know what is true.
But it's hard to take a stand against a paper that equates a diplomatic crisis with.
the conviction that equates the canons, as to their obligation and immutability, with dogmatic formulations.
For reference, this equates to 13.5 hours of surfing the internet,
height of 120 cm, which on average equates to a compact table for the hallway.
Therefore, the death of a dog for most people becomes a real tragedy and equates with the loss of a close family member.
the lower threshold level“resets” the output which equates to a logic“0” and a logic“1” respectively for an inverter.
the inability to remember the date of the first kiss equates to personal insult.
benefit from antiretroviral therapy, this still only equates to 25% of the population who needs it.
The‘hot swap' capability allows each module to be replaced in less than ten minutes which equates to a maximum availability of 99.9999%.
then Christian church that equates chess gambling dice
rhetorical exercise that equates Russian democracy with China's one party rule,
sound like a lot, but considering that Google receives hundreds of millions of search queries every day, this equates to millions of websites being penalised.
A reference work published in 1883 equates the Dark Ages with the Middle Ages, but beginning with WilliamPatonKer in 1904,
rhetorical exercise that equates Russian democracy with China's one party rule, Iran's demo-theocracy.
A reference work published in 1883 equates the Dark Ages with the Middle Ages, but beginning with William Paton Ker in 1904,
such that prices are set not by the market(finding the single price that equates demand and supply),
because a person with the prevailing tactlessness equates all by himself and considers the same behavior as the standard of behavior
In practice, this equates to adhering to rule consequentialism when one can only reason on an intuitive level,
socioeconomic status- that equates to a five-year increase in life expectancy.