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(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) Sentencedict.com 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[sentencedict.com], 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.