equivalently
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- adverb
- /ɪˈkwɪvələntli/
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equivalente
- Students from all types of schools responded equivalently to the intervention.
- respond equivalently
Oh, well, my, my real world strength must be equivalently like feeble.
- Oh, well, my, my real world strength must be equivalently like feeble.
- So you've shown through your work that simple rules can create equivalently complex Turing machine systems, right?
Examples
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First off, let me emphasize that "hierarchical modeling" (equivalently, "multilevel modeling") is a standard term in statistics.
Blog text (6) -
The semiclassical limit is defined by the wavelength A tending to zero, or equivalently, the wave vector k tending to infinity.
Academic text (2005) -
One can also vary the intensity as a function of penetration or, equivalently, of energy.
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Of course, with multiple hypotheses, it would be good form to reduce the P value threshold or, equivalently, increase confidence interval coverage.
Academic text (2014) -
Equivalently, instead of increasing the telescope size, you can decrease the wavelength.
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The entirety of the cosmological redshift, then, can equivalently be thought of as the result of a long series of Doppler shifts.
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Equivalently, the radius of the cyclotron orbit becomes comparable to the typical lateral confinement length.
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Our proposed approach to selecting a metric is based on maximizing the precision of the estimation or, equivalently, maximizing the information extracted from the data.
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According to Alfaro, Torella's explanation of "constitutive" introduced an "unnecessary complication" that equivalently weakened the force and intent of the word.
Academic text (2007) -
You can write the equation in two ways; equivalently, you can use the different notation.
Synonyms
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In the same way
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In the same way or to the same amount
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2.2
In the same way as what was just said
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3.6
In the same way as someone or something else
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5.2
For the same reason as what was said before
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In exactly the same way as another thing does
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In a way that matches something else
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In a similar way or degree to something else
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In a way that is like another situation
Surface Forms
Morphology
equivalently = equivalent (transparent) = equivalent + ly
A regular adjectival to adverbial derivation using '-ly'; meaning is directly derived from 'equivalent'.
Etymology
Equivalently comes from parts equi- 'equal' and valent 'having value', like the simple words equal and value. So to use equivalently is to say something in a way that has the 'same meaning or value' as something else.