Equates

The judge equates stealing with dishonesty and imposes harsh penalties.

The researcher equates the prevalence of smoking with lung cancer rates.

The scientist equates the force of gravity to 9.8 meters per second squared.

The historian equates the fall of the Roman Empire with internal conflicts and external invasions.

The logician equates two logical propositions to assess their validity.

The programmer equates the two variables to check if they hold the same value.

The economist equates the increase in consumer spending with a rise in GDP.

The coach equates practice and dedication with success in sports.

The chemist equates the molar mass of two compounds to determine their stoichiometric relationship.

The linguist equates the use of certain words with social status in a community.

The engineer equates the voltage across a resistor to the current flowing through it multiplied by its resistance.

The mathematician equates the two equations to demonstrate the consistency of the solution.

The biologist equates the genetic code of humans and chimpanzees to understand evolutionary relationships.

The philosopher equates happiness with the fulfillment of desires.

The linguist equates the pronunciation of certain sounds in different languages to identify language families.

The scientist equates the energy levels of different atoms to study their spectral properties.

The researcher equates the genetic sequences of different species to study their evolutionary relationships.

The programmer equates the value of variable "a" to the result of a function.

The statistician equates the mean and the median for a symmetrical distribution.

The mathematician equates the two equations to demonstrate their equality.

The manager equates teamwork with productivity in the workplace.

The therapist equates forgiveness with personal growth.

The professor equates intelligence with academic achievement.

The musician equates practice with mastery of an instrument.

The teacher equates hard work with good grades.

The historian equates historical events with cultural shifts.

The chef equates quality ingredients with a delicious dish.

The study equates smoking with an increased risk of lung cancer.

The scientist equates energy to the ability to do work.

The chef equates the right ingredients with a delicious meal.

The court equates negligence with a lack of duty of care.

The economist equates the increase in demand to a rise in prices.