Examples of using Which is the equivalent in English and their translations into Swedish
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Which is the equivalent of tectonic plates shifting.
One of whom wears a size nine shoe, which is the equivalent of a woman's size 11.
With a limit of 147 grams, which is the equivalent of 5.6 litres of diesel,
So far, they have managed to mine over 9,000 XMR, which is the equivalent of $3 million.
There are 166 federations, which is the equivalent of only around ten tickets per federation.
All Saints Day is associated today much of Anglo-Saxon festival of Halloween, which is the equivalent to our feast.
Since 1990, new-RES have produced 148 TWh, which is the equivalent of the total electricity consumption of Ireland,
A normal container is 40 feet, which is the equivalent of 2 TEU and 12.2 metres.
as they have been known to live past a whopping 15 years of age, which is the equivalent of 85 in human years.
It was Chertsey Vs Hambledon, which is the equivalent of Surrey Vs Hampshire.
According to the last figures, the Chinese mainland has so far donated to the typhoon victims about a CNY 1 billion, which is the equivalent of nearly USD 150 million.
In 1943, she instituted a medal called the Dickin, which is the equivalent of a Victoria Cross for animals that serve in the armed forces.
Higher rental income and continued low interest expenses generated a profit from property management of SEK 449m, which is the equivalent of an increase of 10 percent compared to the previous year.
Payment appropriations are EUR 124 194, which is the equivalent of 0.99% of the Member States' GNI.
It can reach up to 12 points on the marbling scale, which is the equivalent of Robert Parker's points for select wines.
M/S Stjerneborg has a car deck that measures 30 meters which is the equivalent of 11 passenger cars.
AvaTrade offers you up to leverage when trading ETFs, which is the equivalent of 5% of a position's value required in order to open it.
place, which is the equivalent of a handshake in greeting.
A new filter may be set using the setFilter() command, which is the equivalent of typing in the filter box in the main window.
EUR 4 billion every year, which is the equivalent of one TGV line every year!
Totally 30.9(38.0) million shares changed hands during the year which is the equivalent of 89(97) per cent of the average number of outstanding B shares.
Seat occupancy at The Göteborg Opera averages at 85% on an annual basis, which is the equivalent of approximately 250,000 visitors per year.
In total, about six billion payments were made in 2018, which is the equivalent of two payments per person per day.
Every year, five million people still die from these three diseases globally, which is the equivalent of the population of Denmark disappearing every year.
EU industry's spending on environmental protection has risen since the early 1980s to€ 32 billion in 1998, which is the equivalent of some 2 per cent of total industrial value-added or 0.4 of GDP.
Consititutional protection was never necessary to protect somebody stating an uncontroversial opinion that everybody agrees with, and which is the equivalent of"kittens are cute","apple pie is good", or"we have always been at war with Eurasia.
Or a prime minister. He held the position of grand duke, which was the equivalent of the Ottoman vizier.
During the formation of the first coalition government of Zamora-Maura and before the June elections he recommended the slogan“Down with Zamora-Maura” which was the equivalent of the Bolshevik slogan“Down with the capitalist ministers.”.