Examples of using Equates in English and their translations into German
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This equates to less than±1.
You might wonder how that equates to video.
This equates to earnings per share of€ 0.002.
This press release equates Muslims with thugs.
Equates to around 6 per cent Q1 -Q3 2014: around 5 per.
For the preference shares this equates to a 50% increase.
This equates to earnings per share of EUR 0.14 2011/12: EUR 0.35.
For Nuoffer this behavior equates to another abuse.
This equates to just 2 m³ of snow for a 100m-long ski jump.
At 30 days/month, 22.50€ equates to 39 days rounded down.
This equates to a new case being recorded every three seconds.
A holiday home vacation up here equates to absolute peace and seclusion.
She equates form with color: they are identical to each other.
Instead of this, your programme equates immigration with criminality.
This equates to four counterfeit coins per 10,000 inhabitants in Germany.
A higher hazard ratio equates to a higher probability of death.
He equates this field with the conceptof quantum vacuum(or better quantum plenum) that has emerged from modern physics Laszlo 2003, 2004.
For us, academic mentoring equates to the recognition and promotion of talents.
This equates to an average of slightly more than one project received per week.
This passage suggests that the Advanced Placement committee equates world history with global history- in other words, with the emergence and development of a global community.
This system equates intelligence with a knowledge of English, which is quite arbitrary.
Nowadays, this equates to converting an audio file to text.
Scott also equates the concept of the"deep state" with what he already called the"deep political system" in the late 1990s.
The Commentary equates"words destructive of the Dhamma" with"animal talk.
Nowadays, this equates to converting audio files to text or video files to text.
A faster metabolism equates to more efficient fat burning and fewer calories being stored as bodyfat.
For instance, anyone who equates the European Union's political borders with Europe's cultural boundaries is shifting reality.
Anyone who simply equates crises with the overproduction of commodities misses precisely the essential point: the capitalist character of production.
To too many people marketing equates to one of two things:- Selling: with all that entails such as the dreaded double-glazing or financial salesman.