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equivalence
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equivalence [i′kwiv·ə·ləns]
(mapping)
In an equal-area map projection, the property of having the ratio between areas on the map the same as the ratio between corresponding areas on the earth's surface.
(mathematics)
A logic operator having the property that if P, Q, R, etc., are statements, then the equivalence of P, Q, R, etc., is true if and only if all statements are true or all statements are false.


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But also, there would be higher risks of potentially wrong translations from anonymous partners: sharper criticism on received equivalences will be needed, making thus the revision process even more demanding.
The equivalences implied by these juxtapositions are nothing new; what resounds is the unease of coming face-to-face with artworks that blend these disparate referents so seamlessly.
during decoding stage, the student learns the rudiments of how to convert the printed symbols on the page into their appropriate sound equivalences.
 
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