Sentence examples for a certain equivalence from inspiring English sources

Proust must be mentioned, not to suggest a ranking -- though a certain equivalence is not out of the question -- but as contrast.

Filled circles on the grid show that a test step should cover a certain equivalence class.

There is a certain equivalence for rubber asphalt viscosity between raising mixing temperature and extending the processing time.

Based on a certain equivalence between gradient and integral formulations, we solve the problem governing the electromechanical problem of CNTs regarded as cylinders subjected to electrostatic forces.

(The theorem is that when a permutation of \(\{1, 2, \ldots, 2p\}\) of the relevant kind is non-crossing, there will be exactly \(p+1\) R-equivalence classes, where \(R\) is a certain equivalence relation on \(\{1, 2, \ldots, 2p\}\) defined in terms of the permutation).

We remark that the mentioned methods, e.g., [38], [39], [40], [41], [34], [35] for measuring the structural information content of a graph-based system are based on the following principle: Starting from a certain equivalence criterion, a graph-based system with n elements can be partitioned into k classes, see, e.g., [14].

A test sequence is a composition of test steps that cover certain equivalence classes, optionally together with a specification of transitions between them.

We start with a more general statement expressing an interrelation between the parametric entropy and a classical entropy measure that is based on certain equivalence classes associated with an arbitrary equivalence relation.

A large amount of research has been carried out striving to understand the structure of submodules under certain equivalence relations.

They correspond to certain equivalence classes of pure states on the Cuntz algebras Onwherenis the Powers index.

This is not necessarily true because certain equivalence classes may be easier to verify.