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Significados de equating en inglés

portugués
equação
catalán
equació

The act of regarding as equal.

equação
Uso de equating en inglés
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It's hard to avoid equating the trail with the people it evokes.
The new yorker
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Heterogeneity was tested with likelihood ratio tests by equating the parameters across studies.
Pubmed
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That somehow in our minds we're equating physical warmth and emotional warmth together.
Wired
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They also fulfil the standard trope equating Nazism with extreme kinkiness.
The Guardian
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It said the plant will have capacity equating to 92 billion yuan a year.
Reuters
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This caused some eye-rolling in the British press about equating hurt feelings with health.
The Irish Times
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There are two dangers with simply equating reform with renegotiation.
Reuters
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I'm not equating advertising or programming human beings to slavery.
Wired
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Are the promoters of the policy equating competition with privatisation?
The Irish Times
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The SEE was higher for indirect than for direct equating.
Pubmed
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Could she really be equating her trials with his own?
Arrival (Stories of Your Life and Others)
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Differentiating and equating to zero, the cost is least when
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, "Bréquigny, Louis George...
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The main sticking point for the US is draft resolution language equating Zionism with racism.
The Irish Times
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There is no easy way of equating those figures, although clearly something doesn't add up.
The Irish Times
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The final year's interest was paid yesterday, equating to an estimated €45 million.
The Irish Times
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A common mistake is simply equating capability with skills.
The Guardian
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Translations for equating
portugués
equação
catalán
equació
Equating a través del tiempo
Equating por variante geográfica
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