Examples of using Equalling in English and their translations into Russian
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The US uses 97.7 Quads of energy per year,one quad equalling to 293,071,000,000 kilowatt-hours.
They should have a minimum dry-matter content,as determined by drying with continuous weighing, exceeding or equalling.
An exclusive rejuvenating facial treatment equalling to plastic facelift surgery.
In Turkmenistan the gender-based development index amounts to 0.716 anddoes not differ much from the human potential development index equalling 99.4 per cent.
The PHP notation describes one kilobyte as equalling 1024 bytes, whereas the IEC standard considers this to be a kibibyte instead.
In such cases, their employees are entitled, in addition to their regular wage for the work,either to compensation equalling that wage or to a paid holiday in lieu.
The morphs or clinal species may rapidly(in 15 years or less, equalling three Coregonus generations) disappear by merging into a single in response to changes in the habitat.
Article 53 of the bill stipulated:"Each list must include a proportion of not less than 30% of women;fractions equalling or exceeding one-half shall be rounded up.
SEB will thereafter pay the amount equalling the balance of your student loan to your account in SEB and this amount is immediately transferred to your previous lender as a repayment of your student loan.
In Chile, the capitalized pension funds amount to US$ 17 billion, equalling 35 per cent of the national GDP.
Transverse waves in the front slab,which have frequencies equalling to the frequency of mechanical vibrations of the plug, meet in the plug centre, merge and swing vibrations of the plug to maximum possible.
Thereafter the dodecahedron was separated from the workpiece in order to be put back later on, butvia the face with an aperture of a larger diameter equalling to the diameter of the future plug.
The knife had a sharpened lower edge andthe outer diameter equalling to the diameter of the apertures on the upper and lower faces.
Perhaps as unsurprising as the attitude of post-Domitianic historians, the poems of Martial and Statius are highly adulatory,praising Domitian's achievements as equalling those of the gods.
This represents a reimbursement of up to 215,000€ per year for the Organization, equalling the annual contribution of UNWTO's biggest country contributors.
And every writing instrument adheres to Tibaldi's respect for the Divine Proportion, the ratio between the pen's cap andthe visible portion of the barrel when the pen is closed, equalling the ratio of 1.618.
The traffic networks will in the whole country be maintained in a condition equalling the needs of the traffic and supporting the industry's competitiveness.
Core international human rights treaties and 3 optional protocols(OPSC-CRC/OPAC-CRC with a reporting procedure and OPCAT with a visiting procedure)1,586 ratifications equalling an increase of 59% since 2000.
Until 4 September 1998, the pre-retirement benefit was due in the amount equalling 80 per cent of the retirement pension which would be due if these persons had such a right i.e. had reached the age of 60(women) or 65 men.
Gains or losses from the fluctuation in the fair value of the residual fall tothe lessee for example, in the form of a rent rebate equalling most of the sales proceeds at the end of the lease.
Income tax rate was progressive in the period 2004-2003 equalling 0%, 15%, 19% and 23%, whereas a single tax rate of 15% has been used since 2007, in 2009 it was reduced to 12% and after that, in 2010, it was reduced down to 9.
In 1998 alone,more than 500 criminals have been sent back to Haiti, equalling one tenth of the National Police force.
With an annual budget equalling less than 1 per cent of the total United Nations budget and given its preeminent role and ever greater activity, the Court is indisputably an exceptionally costeffective means for peacefully resolving disputes.
By qualifying for the event, Peter Ebdon played in his 22nd consecutive World Championship, equalling the number of consecutive appearances made by Steve Davis.
Under those rules, after 4 years(equalling 100 per cent payment), the equipment became United Nations property unless the troop contributors wanted to take it back to their countries, paying the United Nations the residual value of the equipment.
The name"Bellel" resulted from combining the English word"bell" with the Roman numeral"L", equalling 50, and thus the name was supposed to represent"fifty Bells" Isuzu literally means"fifty bells" in Japanese.
Indeed, just before this tragedy, Lebanon was the principal tourism destination of the region thanks to its various natural andhuman assets, a position that it has made an effort to reclaim ever since the end of the war thus managing to attract in 2005 a number of visitors equalling that of 1974!
Roma and Egyptians(RE) constitute population that is socially disadvantagedto the highest extent, with the poverty rate equalling 36%, followed by 34% for refugees/displaced persons, 30% for social assistance beneficiaries, 15.7% for pensioners, 12.3% for the long-term unemployed and 11.9% for people with disabilities.
Assault is defined as purposely, knowingly, recklessly, or negligently causing apprehension of bodily injury to another person inthe Penal Code and is a violation, punishable by a fine equalling the daily minimum national wage rate for a maximum of ninety days.
The representative of Germany made the point that although,from an economic standpoint, certain concessions might grant the use of assets for a period equalling or exceeding their useful life, as in the situation that occurred for so-called financial leases, the laws of a country should not allow the capitalization of the cost of use.