Examples of using Would be equivalent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This would be equivalent to removing about 5 million vehicles off the road.
Soraya's $874 million settlement would be equivalent to more than $2.6 billion today.
It would be equivalent to standing one mile away from Hiroshima, any place on the Earth.
I can raise an animal under conditions that would be equivalent to raising a baby under a moderately loud ceiling fan.
We did a calculation and found that the VATalone paid by a tourist in the country during two weeks would be equivalent to the cost of his airfare.
Yes, that would be equivalent to around $1,000 today, but that's still not much money to turn into $50 billion!
If a million kids turned their computers off for two hours, that would be equivalent to taking 15,000 cars off the road for one day!
We figure out which tones would be equivalent to the missing chromosomes, and then dub them into your recording of the signal.
If only one out of every 10 of those bookshad a word that's not in the dictionary in it, that would be equivalent to more than two unabridged dictionaries.
The new static pressure in the pitot tube would be equivalent to the static pressure from the static port, and the airspeed indicator would read"0.".
The scientist Stephen Hawking said that the time elapsed for a shipmoving at 98% of the speed of light a day, would be equivalent to a calendar year on planet Earth.
I can raise an animal under conditions that would be equivalent to raising a baby under a moderately loud ceiling fan, in the presence of continuous noise.
If we were to do it entirely that way,it would be the same as your not having cultivated and it would be equivalent to my having re-created life.
Everything you did among ordinary people would be equivalent to a god doing it, as a transformed body is equivalent to the body of a god.
Under the Republican proposals, affected individuals would pay 40 percent of the total Part B andPart D premiums, which would be equivalent of $2,500 today.
Admitting that a family needs 200 yards a year at most, this would be equivalent to 50 hours' work, say 10 half-days of 5 hours each.
For example, if your portfolio consists of five Bitcoin and we want to hedge against the risk of Bitcoin's decline,a 10X leveraged short position could be opened, and it would be equivalent to 40% of our Bitcoin portfolio.
The Swiss researchers estimated this would be equivalent to about two-thirds of man-made carbon emissions since the start of the Industrial Revolution.
Or if you take an American reference, to the U.S. Capitol Building andyou pack 3,000 Capitol Buildings into that block, it would be equivalent to how large that block was. .
A return to a nation in the political sense of the word, would be equivalent to turning away from the spiritualization of our community which we owe to the genius of our prophets.
Had Abraham Lincoln not been so dedicated to the founding principles of America, had he instead carried on a policy of economic engagement with the South, rationalizing that the profit would somehowtrickle down in the form of greater freedom for the slaves, that would be equivalent to today's China policy, and there would be no President Obama.
The difficulty of deciding the amount of tomatoes that would be equivalent to a chicken, and the problems of directly exchanging chickens for whales were the main reasons for the invention of money.
The first, the only real one, but also the most difficult to adopt--because it implies the abolition of the State, or, in other words, the abolition of the organised political exploitation of the majority by any minority whatsoever--would be the direct and complete satisfaction of the needs and aspirations of the people,which would be equivalent to the complete liquidation of the political and economical existence of the bourgeois class, or, again, to the abolition of the State.
They reminded Jesus of the ominous rumblings of rebellion in Jerusalem and throughout Palestine andassured him that any uprising of the Palestinian Jews would be equivalent to national suicide that the iron hand of Romewould crush the rebellion in three months, and that Jerusalem would be destroyed and the temple demolished, that not one stone would be left upon another.
In that kind of heat, left in a poorly ventilated space,without food or water for a significant amount of time would be equivalent to leaving an infant in a car with a rolled-up window in the middle of the summer.
Gödel noted that statements within a system can be represented by natural numbers. The significance of this was that properties of statements-such as their truth and falsehood- would be equivalent to determining whether their Gödel numbers had certain properties. The numbers involved might be very long indeed(in terms of number of digits), but this is not a barrier; all that matters is that we can show such numbers can be constructed.
If it were to be asserted that there could be a second appearance of Christ on Earth in a physical body,according to occultism that would be equivalent to stating that a balance works more efficiently if it is supported at two points instead of at one.
NB: Our syllabus is much more than two face-to-face days of training,the entire training would be equivalent to around 200-400 hours pending on your prior qualification. back to the top.
On the basis of the model, Yosef estimated that large-scale afforestation in these areasalone could create a carbon sink that would be equivalent to around 10% of the global biospheric carbon uptake, and help cool our overheated planet within around six years.