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The different greenhouse gases* do not contribute equally to the greenhouse effect. The greenhouse warming potential of methane (CH 4 ), for example, is 21 times higher than that of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ), which means that a metric ton of CH 4 equals 21 metric tons of CO 2 . For countries or companies that produce several greenhouse gases, emissions are described in CO 2 equivalent. ...
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The amount of carbon dioxide (CO 2 ) that would cause the same effect as a given amount or mixture of other greenhouse gases. (Greening Government, Glossary, www.greeninggovernment.gc.ca).
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Two objects are considered equivalent if the result of sending the message #= to one of the objects with the other object as the argument returns true.
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term in another language than the original object-language denoting the same concept. It is important to note here that in many cases there is no full, but only partial equivalence, since in many cases the conceptual meaning of one term is different from the other term. In discourse this means that one term is only equivalent to another term in another language in specific contexts. ...
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Two datatypes are equivalent if they appear to have been created with the same sequence of calls (and arguments) and thus have the same typemap. Two equivalent datatypes do not necessarily have the same cached attributes or the same names.
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