Examples of using Equating in English and their translations into Slovenian
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A minimum operational availability of 99.999% might not be unreasonable for the core settlement engine- equating to a downtime of approximately 5 minutes during a year.
thus equating it to the amber, crystal and pearls.
were at 1,290 tonnes, equating to around 20% of its assets.
with marijuana resin production equating to 5.1% of the global total.
not made by you, equating any European economic initiative with an increase in the deficit.
Malta into the euro area reduced the total liquidity needs of the euro area banking sector by Euros 1.2 billion, equating to 0.3% of the aggregate liquidity needs.
the odds ratio, and when by equating the two statistics we are sometimes forcing OR to be something it is not.
thereby creating confusion and equating immigrants with various criminal or'terrorist' activities
I should like to take this opportunity to condemn once again the attempt to denigrate the sacrifice of millions of communists and anti-fascists by equating communism with fascism, as you are well aware.
without falling into the Manichean logic of the Cold War, equating the West with good
At the collective level, these post-war interpretations are integrated into constructs of equating Italians with Fascists
Chomsky has demonstrated the absurdity of equating capitalism with democracy,
the last decade has seen a particular set of narratives equating Nazism and Communism.
where he actively pursued the equating of pedagogical and research professions with medical professions,
Its dynamism is paired with high efficiency: 4.4 l/100 km(equating to 102 g/km CO2)
This simple narrative equating Western demand and Chinese suffering is appealing,
In Germany, on the other hand, while there is no comparable rhetoric and symbolism equating past and present(for obvious reasons…),
almost double that figure in turnover, equating to 1.15% of EU GDP.
with the tuck shop equating to the central bank.
It's no secret that penis size is a topic that often occupies the minds of many men as modern culture has become obsessed with equating size with satisfaction(despite research that shows size really doesn't matter when it comes to partner pleasure).