Examples of using Virtually equal in English and their translations into Portuguese
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They virtually equal the length of the account of David's dealings with Uriah.
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And both types of heaters are virtually equal performance on the initial strength parameters.
The results obtained from the two pieces of software are virtually equal.
They should be fully charged andneed to be virtually equal in voltage, with no more than 0.3 volts difference between them.
The solution is verified to tend to converge with mesh refinement and that, for Mesh 3, the results from ATERM, ANSYS andSTC are virtually equal.
In Belgium, the amount per student is virtually equal to the'European value.
With mesh refinement, the temperatures is observed to rise a little up to instant t 28 minutes and after this instant,the temperatures obtained for the different meshes are virtually equal.
The man Professor Ren observed with his wife was virtually equal in height to her.
While NSW's extra electricity demand virtually equal the output of a typical 500 megawatt generator, Mr Bird said there had been no supply problems.
It was in widespread use in Italy, especially the south,because it was virtually equal to the popular Sicilian tarì.
Xxi Charging of a base rental fee virtually equal to the selling price and amounting to almost the entire sum of present and future rental charges.
You will no longer be subject to any conditions on theexercise of your right of residence and will receive virtually equal treatmentcompared with nationals.
Hence, the chances of poor sleep quality are virtually equal in these groups Table 2.
It appears that the Nordic countries(Denmark, Finland, Sweden and Norway), which allocate the greatest proportions of their GDP to support for higher education students,all have intermediate ratios greater than, or virtually equal to, the'European value.
In spite of the large majority of cases of arterial hypertension being incurable,when the disease is controlled the individual may have a life expectancy virtually equal to that of non-hypertensive individuals.
This has enabled high-resolution images of acute and chronic infarction,demonstrating a high correlation with histopathological studies and virtually equal measurement of myocardial size and viability myocytes.
Lastly, we are seeing once again that, in practice, the Commission is using the concept of status as a lever to grant long-term resident third-country nationals(including refugees as well, for good measure)rights that are virtually equal to those of national citizens.
Therefore we are not gods orlesser gods but virtually your equals in the Cosmic Brotherhood.
