The phrase "a system equivalent to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing two systems to indicate that they have the same function or effect.
Example: "The new software is a system equivalent to the previous version, offering enhanced features and improved performance."
Alternatives: "a system comparable to" or "a system similar to".
If this is disallowed, the hypothesis of the obtuse angle produces a system equivalent to standard spherical geometry, the geometry of figures drawn on the surface of a sphere.
That is, we could replace the latter axiom with either of the former rules for a system equivalent to SDL.
Our first result in this section is to present a system equivalent to (1) which involves an arbitrary function.
A system equivalent to Rational Closure has been independently proposed under the name system Z based on ε-semantics in Pearl (1990).
To examine accuracy of the proposed method for SRV characterization, a simple reservoir simulation model with one hydraulic fracture in a closed system (equivalent to one fractured stage in a multi-stage fractured well) is built and run using typical fractured shale reservoir characteristics.
Since the energy level lines in ℰ are strictly star-shaped with respect to the origin, we obtain a coordinate system equivalent to the polar one.
Based on this productivity, a cultivation system equivalent to 26,200 acres (40.9 square miles) would be required for the baseline scenario (30%% CO2 mitigation for a 1,000 MW capacity plant).
The costs in primary health care were based on the Finnish APR patient classification for primary care outpatients (Ambulatory and Primary Care Related Patient Groups), a grouping system equivalent to DRG [ 14].
For example, the Caenorhabditis elegans genome definitively encodes four of the 13 human genes associated with FA, and may include several other homologs (McVey, 2010), but worms do not have a hematopoietic system equivalent to that of humans, and so cannot develop anemia nor display the complex FA-associated developmental defects seen in humans with the disorder.
In addition, many proteins exist at very low levels, which in the absence of an amplification system equivalent to the polymerase chain reaction for DNA would make them difficult to identify and subsequently analyse.
We have developed a novel sintered microsphere scaffold with a biomimetic pore system equivalent to the structure of trabecular bone.
