This is our equivalent of Wall Street.

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Once there, firefighters have to plug their engine into a fire hydrant--the equivalent of a wall jack in the information world.

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In other words, the Wall Street equivalent of changing the oil and rotating the tires.

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These three-to-seven month finishing schools were the Wall Street equivalent of basic training in the military.

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Obama believed that hiring Larry Summers and Tim Geithner to rein in Wall Street was equivalent to FDR putting Joseph Kennedy, the swashbuckling scion of the Kennedy clan, in charge of the SEC in 1933.

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Since the spatial resolution of SPECT is roughly equivalent to the thickness of the heart chamber wall, it can only detect those infarcts that have traversed a good portion of the chamber wall.

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The ramifications of an actual default, let alone the ongoing threats, including one made by Geithner as early as January 6, would be the equivalent of a category 5 hurricane slamming into Wall Street, followed by an EF4 tornado.

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The Wall Street Journal called it the biological equivalent of landing a man on the moon.

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It's the equivalent of the government's Bureau of Labor Statistics deciding to formally compete with Wall Street firms and other private entities that do economic analyses and research, or of the U.S. Postal Service using government money to drive UPS and FedEx out of business.

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