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Meanings of equals in English
Mathematical symbol used to indicate equality.
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Examples for "eq"
Examples for "eq"
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If you like, you can make this a homework problem for a diff-eq class.
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Radiological parameters and the radium equivalent Ra eq for the investigated samples were calculated.
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Exposed to heat it loses three eq.
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The miner forecast production of about 2.4 million Au eq.
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The consumer goods firm's EQ score of 99 suggests strong earnings sustainability.
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I'm the equals sign, Amberson, but you have to decide.
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"I thought some novice might trip his toe on that equality sign," said he.
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The company has said it had reserves equal to 40 days' consumption.
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Less certainly equal to the effort are Italy, Japan, Russia, and Austria.
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This is equal to the result for the same period in 2010.
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Worthy, important causes will surface without a champion equal to their measure.
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When does their right to their home become equal to everyone else's?
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This is equal to the result for the same period in 2010.
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The audience is equal to anything to be seen in the city.
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One dollar in our money is equal to two dollars in theirs.
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It is exceedingly cheap; the pekul, which is equal to 124 lbs.
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A lot for the contract is equal to 5 tonnes of tin.
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To make a hyphen, tick the key between the zero and the equal sign.
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The problem is that students often fail to understand the sacredness of the equal sign.
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Respect the equal sign, and it will respect you.
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Think of colonsas the equal sign of punctuation.
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The equal sign means the thing on the left and the thing on the right are equivalent.
Usage of equals in English
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At the average price, that equals 60 years' worth of disposable income.
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Averaged over the entire year, that time interval equals 24 hours, exactly.
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Professional footballers must be treated as equals before the law, it said.
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France made the Jews in every respect the equals of the Gentiles.
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There were his equals; not in the mean streets where he dwelt.
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It's simple math: more stations equals more leverage to negotiate higher fees.
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Analysts said an all-share merger of equals seemed the most likely deal.
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Save our General, we were all equals in the day of battle.
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Advancement-improvement in condition-isthe order of things in a society of equals.
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Normally in emissions markets, one permit equals 1 tonne of carbon dioxide.
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The bulk of the Chemung equals that of the Sierra Nevada Mountains.
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This equals the record level of overcrowding experienced in hospitals on Monday.
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But in him the passion for truth equals the passion for right.
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Antiracist ideas suggest the racial groups are equals even amid cultural differences.
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This idea of platforms plus people equals democratisation of innovation and creativity.
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All the inhabitants of Italy thus became the equals of the Romans.
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