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Equivalence or
Equivalent may
refer to: Album-equivalent unit, a
measurement unit in the
music industry Equivalence class (music)
Equivalent VIII, or...
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canonical example of an
equivalence relation. Each
equivalence relation provides a
partition of the
underlying set into
disjoint equivalence classes. Two elements...
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False equivalence is a
logical fallacy in
which an
equivalence is
drawn between two
subjects based on
flawed or
false reasoning. This
fallacy is categorized...
- In physics, m****–energy
equivalence is the
relationship between m**** and
energy in a system's rest frame,
where the two
values differ only by a constant...
- of
equivalence (formalized as an
equivalence relation)
defined on them, then one may
naturally split the set S {\displaystyle S} into
equivalence classes...
- In the
theory of
general relativity, the
equivalence principle is the
equivalence of
gravitational and
inertial m****, and
Albert Einstein's observation...
- for
material equivalence, so
proper interpretation would depend on the context.
Logical equivalence is
different from
material equivalence,
although the...
- The
terms dynamic equivalence and
formal equivalence,
coined by
Eugene Nida, are ****ociated with two
dissimilar translation approaches that are emplo****...
- The
Ricardian equivalence proposition (also
known as the Ricardo–de Viti–Barro
equivalence theorem) is an
economic hypothesis holding that
consumers are...
- The
equivalence point, or
stoichiometric point, of a
chemical reaction is the
point at
which chemically equivalent quantities of
reactants have been mixed...
