Equivalently [adverb]

It was 2015, and he had just won the first Formula E championship, the electrical equivalent of Formula 1.

For example, in Kuranz’s experiments, the equivalent of 15 minutes in the life of a real supernova can take just 10 billionths of a second.

Once she arrived in the northern city of Gangtok, she attached a wicker basket she bought at the market for the equivalent of $4.

The new paper, written by public health and veterinary officials, is essentially the equivalent of a contact-tracing report done for mink.

That’s up from the 56mm equivalent found in the 12 Pro and previous iPhones.

Five-gallon buckets of food usually take the equivalent of 1,500 to 2,000cc of product.

Those who work 25 hours per week would receive the equivalent of a 100 percent contribution.

For each edge, roll the equivalent of a three-sided die and apply whichever color comes up.

The sponsorship eventually became a branded content deal, with videos produced by Courageous’s CNN International equivalent but published to Great Big Story’s site and social channels.

Another difference, said Jason Rubin, Facebook’s vice president of special gaming initiatives, is that Facebook has no partnerships with game publishers for so-called AAA games, the equivalent of Hollywood blockbusters.