(1) Production costs for the movie equated to around 30 % of income.

(2) Hawa was thus equated with mindless passion.

(3) For me, golf is always equated with money.

(4) These are usually equated with production values in broadcasting.

(5) Similarly depth of feeling can become equated with prejudice, and the arousal of emotions in schools can become indoctrination.

(6) For Jaq by no means equated iron duty with iron rations.

(7) For many teachers therefore written language is equated with literary language, with the polished performance of narrative, drama or poetry.

(8) For preoperational children, justice tends to be equated with punishment and whatever adults say is right must be right.

(9) The cleansing fluid was equated with plans of integration: the stain with the Negro.

(10) Leland realised that precise work equated to a better product at a lower cost.

(11) It is typically equated with the traditionalism of figures like De Bonald and Lammenais.

(12) Franklin Roosevelt, who equated wealth with energy and idealism, heartily endorsed the appointment.

(13) Means-tested assistance is equated by the customer with second-class citizenship.

(14) So opacity can be equated with the extent to which the reader is required to be creative.

(15) Both groups reinforced a mutual worldview that equated leadership with brilliant, tough-minded, and decisive strategic insight and decision making.

(16) There were those who, almost despite themselves, equated refugees with second-class citizens.

(17) Pegasus, the winged horse, has always been equated with artistic inspiration.

(18) These may be roughly equated with chapters 4 and 6 of Simmel's text respectively.

(19) The constellations in the night sky cannot be directly equated with the heroes of Greek mythology.

(20) Presumably, the rational shareholder would do this up to the point at which marginal benefit was equated with marginal cost.

(21) More generally still, the fourth dimension came to be equated with something that our eyes are incapable of seeing.

(22) Worse still, they unintentionally fostered negative, adverse meanings that equated Tesseract with a profit motive that people did not trust.

(23) Populism, however, is rarely the worse for sceptical assessment: particularly when it is equated with justice.

(24) Because labour mobility between industries ensures that wage rates are equated in the two industries.

(25) Orcadians were used to building wherever they liked since they never equated physical and social isolation.

(26) But the problem with this type of creation-as-destruction is that the negative aspect is easily equated with nihilism.

(27) While Dicey played a major role in shaping this tradition, his particular views are not to be equated with it.

(28) The relative amplitudes a and b may, of course, both be equated to unity when convenient.

(29) There is a case for government intervention to make sure marginal social cost and marginal social benefit are equated.

(30) Such pouncing seems to be promoted by a female odor that can be equated with an aphrodisiac.

(1) The constellations in the night sky cannot be directly equated with the heroes of Greek mythology.

(2) Production costs for the movie equated to around 30 % of income.

(31) When this relationship is extended, life on land becomes equated not only with non-questing but with spiritual non-being.

(32) The problem can be equated to the situation today over natural products.

(33) Politics cannot be equated with art.

(33) try its best to collect and build good sentences.

(34) This attitude was equated with justice by Cicero.

(35) Joylessness is equated with non-truth.

(36) Codependence can be equated to attachment.

(37) Shock and hypotension were equated.

(38) It has also been equated with consciousness.

(39) Analyses of the age distribution of duplicate genes in diverse flowering plants indicate that essentially all may be paleopolyploids, but this should not be equated with the polyploid speciation rate.

(40) Hence, his characters'search for meanings in life is equated with the artist's creative processes.

(41) Annealing with the heating rate IV and V, the SPCC has small equated grains and lower nm, rm value, so it can only be used as a CQ level sheet steel.

(42) Mechanized energy can be equated with non - consciousness as a result.

(43) Marketing is not equal to sales; marketing plan cannot be equated with sales plans.

(44) The recommended levels they suggest for a typical passenger vehicle should be equated to 5.5 metric tons of carbon dioxide.

(45) Therefore, cervical erosion and cervical or chronic cervicitis can not be equated.

(46) Efficacy equated to the accuracy of screw placement, which was evaluated using computed tomography ( CT ) .

(47) But in some logic teaching materials they are equated. This article chiefly discusses their differences.

(48) It shows that having the capacity to pay can not be simply equated with the improvement of the quality of consumption.

(49) The formula for calculating layer winding capacitance is proposed by making the input impedance of the equivalent circuits equated and a method which can simplify the calculation processes is given.

(50) Experts said this equated to careless people losing more than ? 765 million over that time.

(51) A mastery of idioms is often equated with successful language learning.

(52) The balance theory of N. I. Bukharin is the most disputable theory in his philosophy, often equated with mechanism, even upbraided as the original theory of N. I.

(53) His seed spilled on the ground – due to coitus interruptus, not masturbation – but this detail became equated with masturbation by those who apparently had their own agenda.

(54) The State Duma disproved information that kvass would be equated with alcohol and would be prohibited at the wheel.

(55) They aim their advice squarely at nubile girls who have falsely equated romantic love with happiness.

(56) He equated this with Beijing's demonstration of antisatellite technology that pulverized one of its own weather satellites in January 2007.

(57) There is no such planet, though it is often equated with Eris, a plutoid orbiting safely and permanently beyond Pluto.

(58) For example, reification was equated with alienation, and resuming proletariat class consciousness was regarded as the only way of getting rid of reification.

(59) Photon energy can be equated to the chi necessary to sustain life.

(60) She said something I equated as: Of course you're going to get sick if you have cold feet all the time—warm them.

(61) Non - love can be equated to separation and division thought - form.

(62) For many people discipline is a dirty word that is equated with the absence of freedom.

(63) On one way of developing the integrated-self view of integrity, wholeheartedness is equated with integrity.

(64) In financial markets, the word is nearly always equated with information disclosure.

(65) According to the United Kingdom's Press Association, the pattern of streets equated to an area the size of Wales.

(66) I recall attending the Simon Wiesenthal Museum of Tolerance in 1996 when the Dalai Lama was awarded "The Simon Wiesenthal Peace Prize" and the director equated him with "Aaron, our man of peace.

(67) The second kind is a hornless ocean dragon, sometimes equated with a sea serpent.

(68) And the main bond energy is high. The strong bonds on the (100) plane have less equated bonds and dissymmetric distribution.

(69) Density can be equated to karma and patterns that are non - unity - based.

(70) If on the 3rd row to get up in the morning before the blood pressure measured over 21.3/12.7 kPa (160/95 mm Hg), hypertension can be diagnosed(http:///equated.html), but also can not be equated with hypertension.

(71) Waste thought - form can be equated with non - love and causes extinction.

(72) Perhaps the success of Buffy the Vampire Slayer can also be equated to the success of Will and Grace for its integration of homosexuals into stereotypical images of success and attractiveness.

(73) He quotes Nobel prize-winning novelist Thomas Mann who wrote in 1919 that he equated the Bolshevik revolution in Russia with the Jews.