Examples of using Is roughly equivalent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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An alcalde is roughly equivalent to a mayor.
The word tawakiqutiqarpiit from the Inuktitut language,spoken in eastern Canada, is roughly equivalent to: Do you have any tobacco for sale?
The word is roughly equivalent to the word“province” in English.
Minutes of exposure in a tanning bed is roughly equivalent to four hours in the sun.
This is roughly equivalent to six full teaspoons to cover the body of an average adult.
One portion of fruit or vegetables is roughly equivalent to one of the following.
This is roughly equivalent to climbing a 13-story building, but spread out over approximately¼ of a mile.
Alternatively, one portion of fruit or vegetables is roughly equivalent to one of the following.
This is roughly equivalent to the name of an automobile manufacturer remaining on the automobile, then the title document being used as the legal, binding transfer.
The amount of water an animal should consume per day is roughly equivalent to its daily energy intake in kilocalories.
This is roughly equivalent to an automobile manufacturer's name remaining on the automobile and the title document being used as the legal, binding transfer document.
The flux capacitor requires1.21 gigawatts of electrical power to operate, which is roughly equivalent to the power produced by 15 regular jet engines.
Energy-saving: compared with incandescent lamp, energy-saving up to about 75%, 85W of floodlight luminous flux and500W incandescent light flux is roughly equivalent.
At 1.4% of GDP, that is roughly equivalent to the Arab embargo“oil tax.”.
Did you know that the measurement in centimetres from thetop of your pubic bone to the top of your uterus is roughly equivalent to the number of weeks of pregnancy?
Reed's definition is roughly equivalent to the western half of the Learning Center of the American Southwest's definition, leaving out any portion of Kansas and Oklahoma, and much of Texas, as well as the eastern half of New Mexico.
According to the United Nations Environmental Program, globally we produce about 300million tons of plastic waste every year, which is roughly equivalent to the weight of the entire human population.
This position is roughly equivalent to the president of a civilian university, but due to his status as the commanding general of the academy, the Superintendent holds more influence over the daily lives of the cadets than would a civilian university president.
The combined explosive power of all these US andRussian launch-ready nuclear weapons is roughly equivalent to 250 times the explosive power of all the bombs exploded during the six years of World War II.
Seaweed oil, also called Algae oil, is used for making food.[20] Seaweed oil is also used as a source of fatty acid dietary supplement, as it contains mono- and polyunsaturated fats, in particular EPA and DHA, both of them Omega-3 fatty acids.[21]Its DHA content is roughly equivalent to that of salmon based fish oil.[22][23].
This is not a minoreffect: the difference in memory performance between Facebook posts and these other stimuli is roughly equivalent to the difference between people with amnesia due to brain damage and those with a normal memory.
That's roughly equivalent to the amount of moisture in a banana.
That's roughly equivalent to the number of German citizens who died from Allied raids.".
A $20,000 increase in spending on leisure was roughly equivalent to the happiness boost one gets from marriage,” he said, adding that spending on leisure activities appeared to make people less lonely and increased their interactions with others.
Master commandant was roughly equivalent to the Royal Navy rank of master and commander, which itself was shortened to"commander" in 1794.
The contents of two good sized eggs are roughly equivalent to 100 grams of meat, but[un]fortunately the yolk contains a large amount of fat, which is undesirable.
Minutes of exposure in a tanning bed is roughly the equivalent as four hours in the sun.