equivalentadjective
He argues that all of these things should be taxed equivalently.
The tasks were completed equivalently by children in both groups.
We could reduce pension benefits or, equivalently, increase our pension costs.
Our research suggests that people are saving more, or equivalently, are paying off more debt.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Similar and the same
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affinity
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alike
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congruent
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equivalence
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equivalent of something
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Examples of equivalently

equivalently
The condition (34), or equivalently (37) can be expressed as : a>0.031966.
For the purposes of exposition, we make the simplifying assumption that tree elements are unlabelled or, equivalently, that all labels are the same size.
A precise characterization of phase bunching would require a detailed knowledge of the distribution function in phase space or, equivalently, of many of its moments.
From (1.5) we form the hierarchy of equations for the statistical moments (equivalently the cumulants) whose evolution in time we wish to examine.
Voicing of affricates was also free to vary such that voiced and\\or voiceless affricates were counted equivalently.
By default, instancebased regression assumes that all the features are equivalently relevant.
It would be convenient if it could be equivalently formulated without reference to coalgebras.
Equivalently, the component with the richest reinforcement rate was associated with the greatest resistance to change.
The 42-month scores were divided by 2 to create equivalently scaled variables at 24 and 42 months.
Equivalently, the combination tanh-1 0 = tanh-1 - is constant along a characteristic.
Equivalently, they could conduct the exercise by using an "infant-equivalent scale"; and so on, for any other category of persons.
Equivalently the transversal dynamics can be defined by non-stationary substitution systems.
Manually constructing predicates or, equivalently, set-valued expressions for such shapes is often a non-trivial proposition.
Equivalently, it is the average (over the ensemble) empirical density.
Equivalently, no two marked nodes can be contiguous in the tree.
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