ter equivalent in a sentence

1. But “SUV with the giant monster equivalent, is simply wrong.”

2. This is the router equivalent of restarting your computer to fix a problem.

3. Left: Map of the surface mass balance today (in mm water equivalent per day).

4. The snowfall is then arrived at by multiplying the water equivalent times 10.

5. It's about time we get the adapter equivalent of the Universal Remote Control.

6. Excess snow is defined as snow exceeding 1 m of water equivalent, approximately 3–5 m of snow.

7. Mint – This is the Manchester equivalent of boss, and it means something is really really good.

8. Sometimes I even start to talk about snow water equivalent or TF-10 guns during evening dinners.

9. A loss of body water equivalent to about 1% of body weight is normally compensated within 24 hours.

10. Greek pizza is therefore a lighter equivalent of your Italian sister, but it is equally delicious :)

11. For example, bananas release one positron – the antimatter equivalent of an electron – roughly every 75 minutes.

12. Such filters give a better equivalent spectra to sunlight and 400 h is approximately equal to three months in service.

13. Only because the core is so huge, with a diameter equivalent to about 20 Earths, does it generate so much total energy.

14. It’s a safe over-the-counter equivalent to Sustanon because in contrast to the latter one the supplement doesn’t contain illegal steroids.

15. (See: The Evolution of the Metre) The closest event in the Games, the 1500 meter, is only 93.3% of the full 1609.4 meter equivalent of a mile.

16. Fresh water equivalent: 73 • 10¹² litres (16 • 10¹² gal.) = 300 thousand millions bathtubs of water or the water consumption in Norway for 100 years

17. Whether buttercream with no butter or a butter equivalent can rightly be called buttercream is debated among bakers, pastry chefs, and cake decorators.

18. For lack of any better equivalents in the European culture, the British colonial authorities called any performing art forms found in India as "Indian dance".

19. No European country has a center equivalent to the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute in Massachusetts, or the Canadian Institute for Ukrainian Studies in Alberta.

20. By 2050, it will need 90 percent because the Earth grows by 80 million additional people annually (requiring an amount of water equivalent to the mighty Rhine River every year).