Inequivalent

The two jobs are inequivalent in terms of salary.

The two computers have inequivalent hardware specifications and performance.

The principle of inequivalent exchangeability is used in statistical inference to deal with situations where the exchangeability assumption is violated.

The two software programs are inequivalent in terms of functionality and user interface.

The two courses are inequivalent in terms of credit hours.

The two rock formations are inequivalent due to differences in their geological origins.

The two geometric shapes are inequivalent because they do not have the same number of sides or angles.

The two cultural traditions are inequivalent because they originate from different parts of the world.

The two investment opportunities are inequivalent in terms of risk and potential return.

The two proposals are inequivalent in terms of feasibility and effectiveness.

The old and new models of the car are inequivalent in terms of their engine power and fuel efficiency.

There is no inequivalent replacement for a lost limb.

The two animal species are inequivalent due to differences in their evolutionary history and genetic makeup.

The two cultures are inequivalent in terms of customs and traditions.

These two numbers are inequivalent since they do not share any factors.

The inequivalent of "love is a feeling" and "love is an action" is that one statement is true while the other is false.

The English word "awkward" has no inequivalent word in some languages.

The prices of these two laptops are inequivalent.

The two polynomials are inequivalent since they do not have a common factor.

There is no inequivalent replacement for some antique items.

There is no inequivalent substitute for sunlight for photosynthesis.

The two vectors are inequivalent since they do not have the same magnitude or direction.

There is no inequivalent equivalent to "om" in Hinduism.

The inequivalent of "all squares are rectangles" and "all rectangles are squares" is that one statement is true while the other is false.

The concept of inequivalent states is important in the study of quantum information theory.

The two products are inequivalent because they have different features.

The translation of the word is inequivalent in meaning.

The inequivalent of "apples are a type of fruit" and "apples are a type of vegetable" is that one statement is true while the other is false.

The two languages are inequivalent because they use different alphabets and grammar rules.

The two languages are inequivalent because they have different grammatical structures.

There is no inequivalent alternative to water for hydration.

The two chemical compounds are inequivalent in terms of their reactivity.

The two tennis rackets are inequivalent in terms of weight and balance.

There is no inequivalent alternative to fossil fuels for energy production.

The notion of inequivalent propositions is fundamental to understanding the principles of logic.

The two pieces of wood are inequivalent in length.

There is no inequivalent replacement for a missing tooth.

The two computers are inequivalent in processing power.

The two computer programming languages are inequivalent because they have different syntax and programming paradigms.

The two sports are inequivalent due to differences in their rules and gameplay.

The two mathematical equations are inequivalent in terms of their solutions.

The theory of relativity introduces the concept of inequivalent reference frames.

The two musical notes are inequivalent since they have different frequencies.

In category theory, two categories are inequivalent if they cannot be transformed into each other by any functor.

The two theories are inequivalent in validity.

The two music genres are inequivalent in sound.

The two policies are inequivalent in effectiveness.

The two political ideologies are inequivalent due to fundamental differences in their core principles.

There is no inequivalent concept for "dharma" in Western philosophy.

The two solutions are inequivalent in concentration.