The phrase "a time equal to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing durations or intervals, indicating that one time period matches another in length or duration.
Example: "The project deadline was set for a time equal to three weeks from today."
Alternatives: "a duration matching" or "a period equivalent to".
If the time specification is left in, acis_process_events will create a column where every event has a time equal to TSTART; this will cause problems later in the analysis.
The energies needed to smash particles to within a Planck length of each other were available to the universe at a time equal to the Planck length divided by the speed of light.
All of the convicted men were also sentenced to three years' probation, meaning that they must either stay under house arrest at night or report to a police station at 6 p.m. every day and stay there until 6 a.m. for a time equal to their jail sentence.
A practical way to calculate the response of such a package is to consider also the interlayer to be linear elastic, assuming its equivalent elastic moduli to be the relaxed moduli under constant strain, after a time equal to the duration of the design action.
The results show that, for both types of soils used in this study and for the two discharge rates, the vertical component of the wetting front was greater for the pulse than for the continuous irrigation for a time equal to irrigation duration.
However, to ensure that the experiments remained blind to the forecast authors, the evaluations were lagged by a time equal to the catalog latency.
For example, in Fig. 1 a, node i first chooses a backoff time equal to 9 and starts counting down.
Y starts at A and increases geometrically with a doubling time equal to 0.6932/ K.
For time correlation, each column of the carpet is analyzed as a sequence of data with a sampling time equal to the orbit time.
The data in Figure 3 demonstrate that the effect of a one- and two-base mismatch is maximal using a hybridization time equal to or greater than sixteen hours.
The average growth rate calculated for the carbazole biodegradation test was μ = 0.08 h^−1, which corresponded to a generation time equal to 9.1 h.
