Energy hungry China builds the equivalent of two to four 500 megawatt power plants every week.

Exact equivalent.

The French presidency combines both the symbols and the realities of power the equivalent of both the Queen of England and the British prime minister.

Construction site in New York red having this kind of emotional power that's almost an equivalent with the way in which cuteness of puppies and such.

At the root of the European crisis (and its equivalent crisis in the United States) is a shift in the configuration of economic, social, and political power.

Preliminary estimates (table 1) show that 25,234 tonnes CO2 equivalent were emitted by the tenth session of the Conference of the Parties (equivalent to about 4.1 tonnes CO2 equivalent participant).

Such a wind power plant would be capable of producing the energy equivalent to a nuclear plant, while using an area of few square kilometres, without occupying it exclusively.

MT (or mega tonne) of CO2 equivalent means 1,000,000 tonnes of CO2. For purposes of comparison, a single 100 MW power plant could emit 0.4 0.6 Gt of CO2 annually.

But not all fiscal policies are equivalent.

Nor is there to Him any equivalent .

Nor is there to Him any equivalent .

(a) Education high school diploma or equivalent

Where this will lead the world can be seen even today China already has the world s most ambitious scheme for expanding nuclear energy, and every year it builds coal fired power plants whose electricity output is roughly equivalent to the capacity of the entire British power grid!

Total energy consumed at all power plants for the generation of electricity was 4,398,768 ktoe (kilo ton of oil equivalent) which was 36 of the total for primary energy sources (TPES) of 2008.

One euro was equivalent to 2.20371 Dutch guilders.

Some writers claim they are equivalent or similar.

it's the mental equivalent of the full body massage.

There was no unified equivalent of the modern Netherlands.

Such a space is coarsely equivalent to a point.

In India, the equivalent proportion is 5 per cent.

To achieve these ends, Japan must be endowed with responsibilities equivalent to the country's national power, while securing the safety, comfort, and prosperity of Japan and preserving the people's identity as Japanese with pride and honor.

The tristimulus values for a color with a spectral power distribution formula_4 are given in terms of the standard observer by formula_5 formula_6 formula_7where formula_8 is the wavelength of the equivalent monochromatic light (measured in nanometers).

A tax on carbon should be equivalent to its damage.

The US imports the equivalent of 16 of its GDP.

It is equivalent to a capital loss of 50 billion.

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The individual citizen or resident assigned contact Ground equivalent to 0.6 SR Mobile while lower prices all the individual companies cost the equivalent of 0.35 SR per minute.

The report proposes an agenda whose cost would be equivalent to just 1 of annual consumption, but would save the world risk equivalent costs that are five times greater.

Back then, one Nigerian pound was equivalent to one British pound.

So at six to eight months the babies are totally equivalent.

But wages and social security revenues have suffered an equivalent cut.

There will also have to be Eurobonds, or an equivalent instrument.

First, Europe does not have an Asian strategy or TPP equivalent.

It is equivalent to the Super Cups found in many countries.

It is equivalent to API Spec Q1 without the Monogram annex.

The Miller theorem refers to the process of creating equivalent circuits.

This is equivalent to providing the lighting for about 300 homes.

No equivalent of the word ainsi occurred in the English text.

Type (i) project activities renewable energy project activities with a maximum output capacity equivalent to up to 15 megawatts (or an appropriate equivalent) (decision 17 CP.7, paragraph 6 (c) (i))

In an age of soaring oil costs, a few countries have made a real difference in energy efficiency. The OECD countries, on average, use 160 kilograms of oil equivalent energy for every 1,000 of GDP (measured at purchasing power parity).

In today s economy, that is equivalent to annual savings of 750 billion.

So, instead, I would suggest the intellectual equivalent of an antitrust law.

Equivalent to 1 of US GDP, it is large by all accounts.

These differences are the equivalent of an entire generation of economic progress.

It is equivalent to an amount of energy consumed per unit time.