nonequivalent

/nˌɑnɪkwˈɪvələnt/ adj

Not equivalent; different.

Word Origin Nonequivalent means not equal in value. Equivalent comes from Latin aequus 'equal' and valere 'to be strong, worth' — literally 'equal worth.' The same roots give us equal, equate, valid, and value. The non- prefix negates that equality, so nonequivalent things are not of the same worth.

adj Not equivalent; different.

The two theories are nonequivalent in their fundamental assumptions.

(形容词) 不等价的;不等效的;不同的

这两种理论在基本假设上并不等同。

(adjetivo) No equivalente; diferente.

Las dos teorías no son equivalentes en sus supuestos fundamentales.

(adjectif) non équivalent; différent; dissemblable [Non équivalent ; différent.]

Les deux théories sont nonequivalent dans leurs hypothèses fondamentales.

(Adjektiv) nicht äquivalent; ungleich [Nicht gleichwertig; unterschiedlich.]

Die beiden Theorien sind in ihren grundlegenden Annahmen **nonequivalent**.

(形容詞) 等価でない; 同等または等しいと見なせない。

**二つの理論は、基本的な前提において等価ではない。**

(adjetivo) diferente; não equivalente; diverso; díspar [Não equivalente; diferente.]

As duas teorias são divergentes em seus pressupostos fundamentais.

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