Recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a TV for three hours - - or the equivalent of a half a gallon of gasoline.

If everyone in the U. S. recycled just 1/10 of their newsprint, we would save the estimated equivalent of about 25 million trees a year. a shta bi tek bilo da cijeli svijet radi to isto.

" A concierge is like the Winnipeg equivalent of a geisha.

The capitalist was identified with the Western rulers, the proleteriat was taken as the Asian people generally, and the class srle became the equivalent of racial and national liberation.

It is developed based on the project fiche and represents the equivalent of the Terms of Reference which is used for the service contracts.

He ' s a genius - snooker ' s equivalent of Mozart. " Ebdon Sve je jasno.

Cholesterol equivalent of the Trojan Horse

Several real-life districts and landmarks exist within Liberty City, including " Hove Beach ", based on Brighton Beach and named from Brighton and Hove; " Firefly Island ", based on Coney Island, featuring the " Screamer " roller coaster modelled on the Coney Island Cyclone; " Middle Park ", a replica of Central Park; " Statue of Happiness " modeled on Statue of Liberty, featuring a Styrofoam coffee cup in place of a torch; " Star Junction ", a replica of Times Square; " BOABO " (Beneath the Offramp of the Algonquin Bridge Overpass) a parody of DUMBO; the " Triangle Building ", a replica of the Flatiron Building; the " GetaLife Building ", a replica of MetLife Building; the " Booth Tunnel ", modelled on the Lincoln Tunnel and named after Abraham Lincoln ' s assassin, John Wilkes Booth; " BAWSAQ ", a parody of NASDAQ; the " Rotterdam Tower ", the in-game equivalent of the Empire State Building and the " Zirconium Building ", Liberty City ' s equivalent of the Chrysler Building.

While struggling to support Jessica and herself on welfare, Rowling worked on a book, the idea for which had reportedly occurred to her while she was traveling on a train from Manchester to London in 1990. After a number of rejections, she finally sold the book, Harry Potter and the Philosopher ' s Stone (the word " Philosopher " was changed to " Sorcerer " for its publication in America), for the equivalent of about $ 4,000

But a financial collapse in Italy would essentially be the equivalent of financial armageddon for Europe http://investmentwatchblog.com/perhaps-the-most-important-financial-number-in-the-world-right-now-is-the-yield-on-10-year-italian-bonds/

L. spiritus, usually in classical L. " breath, " replaces animus in the sense " spirit " in the imperial period and appears in Christian writings as the usual equivalent of Gk. pneuma.

In the last 15 years, 243,000 square kilometres have been deforested, the equivalent of 5 % of the Brazilian Amazon

Nethertheless, the Greeks had little respect for animal-headed figures, and so a Greek statue was chosen as the idol, and proclaimed as anthropomorphic equivalent of the highly popular Apis.

It ' s estimated that a body peel containing salicylic acid is the equivalent of taking one aspirin

The company ' s 2,500 employees receive the equivalent of 17.8 monthly salary payments in a year, 3.4 of which count as " productivity bonuses. " The average yearly salary is between 65,000 and 70,000, according to official figures.

Broker is the equivalent of Brooklyn; Queens is Dukes; The Bronx is Bohan and Manhattan is Algonquin.

This indicates a modulatory role for pinoline (the endogenous equivalent of ayahuasca) in the CNS.

Everyone s got their favorite crew, everyone s got their favorite alien race, everyone s got their opinion on which uniform is the best, and there s tons of bit-part characters that appeared in one episode for 15 seconds but whom people still obsess over (which is like the equivalent of those bands that made one 73 record 20 years ago but who people still wear t-shirts and patches for).

Irv " the two million mile man " Gordon, a 60 - year old retired science teacher, bought his red P1800 in June of 1966. Since then Irv has driven the equivalent of four round trips to the moon, filled his Volvo with 6,400 tanks of petrol and has never let him down

Button produced the same fireworks, the same precision and commitment, in the knowledge that even the slightest error could see him crash out of the race and have to go to the Gulf in two weeks time with the equivalent of a Formula One gun at his head.

Guthrie, who is a professor emeritus in the Institute of Arctic Biology at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, added, I think the full larder (of) success of the excitement and danger of killing a giant bison or auroch in the Pleistocene was the equivalent of the testosterone art today.

His precision in front of goal is football s equivalent of keyhole surgery.

Eventually, William Shakespeare gave fame to this medieval equivalent of propaganda by further immortalising both men in his play Macbeth.

The professor says he began his career in the KGB in 1976. In post-Soviet Russia, he got a doctorate in political science, studied U. S. economics, and worked for FAPSI, then the Russian equivalent of the U. S.

If we take sound to be the musical equivalent of colour, then Eurobeige is the only pigment allowed

We see Horus first as the son of Ra, then being the equivalent of Ra, then Ra finally becoming just as aspect of Horus.

This course is undertaken at ETAP (Ecole des Troupes Aéroportées) in Pau, a little bit the equivalent of the US jump school at Fort-Benning. Contrary to all other para regiments, the basic jump course for the REP recruits is held at Calvi (that ' s the " Promo "), but all specialised courses are held at Pau

Wernher von Braun was promoted to Sturmbannfüehrer: the equivalent of Major in the U. S.

The venom from a single bite of the inland taipan might be potent enough to kill about 250,000 mice, or the mouse equivalent of 100 men.

Peale (1966), quoted by Mueller and Kessler (1985), gives 1500 cm2/g, or the equivalent of aluminum oxide particles 3 µm in size, as the limit below which this sweeping effect gives dust a short lifetime.