At one school, Amanda thought the person who had the equivalent of her job might retire.
That's equivalent to every person having 125 light bulbs switched on all the time.
This person just did the online equivalent of smiling politely, excusing herself to go to the bathroom and leaving you alone at the bar.
That's the equivalent of 175 newspapers per person, per day.
He was the equivalent of those who urge a troubled person on the ledge of a building to jump.
The Local Government Association has calculated that households in the UK send more than 26.8million tonnes of rubbish to landfill every year - the equivalent of almost half a tonne for every person in the country.
"The act of savings is fundamentally about understanding that your future self - the person you're saving for - is in some sense equivalent to your present self, " Prof Chen told the BBC's Business Daily.
Every time a person subscribes to Deezer after discovering the service through an app, the developer will receive a payment equivalent to a month's Deezer subscription.
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The quest to tease useful information from a mountain of evidence, including what one lawmaker called the equivalent of hundreds of hours of video, bore its first fruit with the images of the suspicious person near the marathon's finish line.
Gaining access to the system is the equivalent of learning how to operate a filing system, and not accessing the information contained inside, the person familiar with the matter said.
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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