1. To Brooks, this was the digital-age equivalent of an art heist. 2. This training results in 1 2 years of age equivalent improvement in language reception measures. 3. He said a 19-month-old mouse is the age equivalent of 60 to 65 years in humans. 4. About a century later, Berkshire Connect appears about to settle on information-age equivalents to the farmers'tactics. 5. The PIAT-R / NU test is accompanied by a manual which provides grade and age equivalent scores. 6. Virus hunters are engaged in the digital-age equivalent of medieval warfare, an escalating battle between arms and armor. 7. Barris marvels, and, given our current prime-time lineup, this makes him the media-age equivalent to the Oracle at Delphi. 8. ELance and its rivals are the information-age equivalent of the medieval town square where workers-for-hire called out their skills. 9. Additional scoring information includes percentile ranks, age equivalents , and a change-sensitive score ( Janzen, Obrzut, & Marusiak, 2003 ). 10. In its place : leather-strapped Roman sandals, like those at Gianni Versace, and their New Age equivalent , the Teva sandal.
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