This is said to be equivalent to about one-tenth of the total used by restaurants.
The effect was also found to be equivalent to a tenth of the impact of being employed, as opposed to unemployed.
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The sense of outrage that attends terrorist attacks should not, however, be assumed to be equivalent to a sense of powerlessness: public outrage is one of the most potent weapons in the limited armoury of counter-terrorism.
In India, it is impossible to get Parliament enacted Insitution to be created equivalent to grameen bank and even if through decades of hard work we create one such institution, India needs around 50 of them .. we could be looking at a few centuries of labour.
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And, to have expected Bill Clinton to be candid to "Ken Starr's grand jury" would be equivalent to expect Robin Hood not to deceive the Sheriff of Nottingham!
The color, shape and some inactive ingredients in the pills might be different, but generics must contain the same key ingredient and prove to be equivalent in order to receive approval from the Food and Drug Administration.
One would expect that the combination of a statin with Tredaptive would have to be at least equivalent to a statin alone and, if better, it would be a home run for Merck.
The small amount of charity I could afford to send to China should be morally equivalent to a small amount of outsourcing, which means you should chastise me as immoral.
"The pain had to be extreme, equivalent to serious physical injury or organ failure, " the memo goes on to say.
My favorite of the debunkers is Jack McDonald on his King of War blog, who shows that the area to be reconnoitered is equivalent to the size of the State of South Carolina.
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The cost of setting up the infrastructure to support these wireless services is likely to be lower than those for equivalent high-speed services because no cables have to be laid out to homes.
Asking people to assess whether they can be influenced by celebrity endorsements is equivalent to asking them if they are likely to be swayed by subliminal advertising messages.
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In many instances, research at the community level cannot even be delegated to the equivalent of laboratory assistants since observation in one locale must be compared to observation in another so the same person has to be on site in both places.
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Economists such as Mitchell Polinsky, of Stanford Law School, and Steven Shavell, of Harvard Law School, argue that to deter harmful conduct, punitive damages should be equivalent to the amount of harm caused, multiplied by the inverse of the probability of detection.
In this analogy, beginning to exercise is equivalent to building internal resilience to be able to cope with the problems as they are.
Governments could cut taxes down to 1% and there would be corruption to make the tax burden equivalent to zero.
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If less than 1% of MTV's potential viewers around the world switched to three energy-efficient light bulbs, it would be equivalent to taking 100, 000 cars off the road, Roedy adds, the well-rehearsed statistics rolling off his tongue.
Developed nations should provide sums of money each year to developing countries for climate adaptation and mitigation that "shall be equivalent to the budget that developed countries spend on defence, security and warfare".
Courses will only be able to count as equivalent to one GCSE - not up to six as at present.
The airframe technology to be transferred is roughly equivalent to the F-15 technology, which the Japanese received from the United States roughly 10 years ago.
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According to the authors, consuming a can of a caffeinated alcoholic beverage may be equivalent to drinking a bottle of wine and a few cups of coffee.
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Eventually you get up to Poo Planet, and I suppose, Poo Universe, which must be equivalent to being stranded on a deserted island with Liz Taylor, Michael Jackson and Hannibal Lecter all at once.
First Spain which is already struggling to reduce a substantial deficit would be adding debt equivalent to 10% of its economic output or GDP to its already sharply rising national debt.
Ofcom ruled the channel broke rules on 8 June 2007 by broadcasting "adult-sex" material during a free-to-air slot, and material judged to be the equivalent of R18-rated film during the encrypted segment.
The motor is guaranteed to last for five years, and the firm estimates over its lifetime it should be able to pump the equivalent amount of air needed to fill 26 million party balloons.
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Then he elaborated for ten minutes while we listened, glanced, made notes, riffled the textbook to find refuge in print, some semblance of meaning that might be roughly equivalent to what he was saying.
Once completed it is expected to generate 6.4 MWh DC (equivalent to 5MW AC) and be capable of generating enough electricity to power about 700 average-sized homes.
Most of the warheads are thought to be below 20 kilotons, equivalent to 20, 000 tons of TNT.
These have the potential to become the equivalent of taxis and will be able to land at thousands of minor and secondary airports around the country, not just at the big, traditional ones.
But as a member of the audience asked Paddy Ashdown at the fringe, who is going to be the equivalent of the Prussians at Waterloo, riding to the rescue of Clegg's beleaguered troops?
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