Sentence examples for a weight equivalent to from inspiring English sources

About 124,000 tons of steel were used in the tower's construction — a weight equivalent to about 720 blue whales or nearly 450 Airbus 380s.

He was carrying a weight equivalent to a para's equipment in a rucksack.

He will be carrying a weight equivalent to a para's equipment in a rucksack.

For missing weights we used a weight equivalent to the 50% percentile for age according to the 2000 CDC growth charts.

In the absence of reliable energy values, we assign to the motifs a weight equivalent to the square of the number of nucleotides in its components.

Spatial aggregation of rainfall data from 0.25 degree grid cells to districts was performed by first computing a weight equivalent to estimated proportions of a district comprised by each grid cell.

Each school on the sampling list was allocated a weighting equivalent to the number of children in the school who were eligible to be selected for the study.

Each school on the list was allocated a weighting equivalent to the number of children enrolled, who were eligible to be selected for the study.

To increase the eccentric loading on the plantar flexor muscles, the walk was performed backward (Nottle and Nosaka 2005) whilst wearing a vest loaded with an additional weight equivalent to 12% of body weight.

These precision recall curves for CliXO at a fixed α are shown in Figure 4B, D and F, with the top left points representing a term weight equivalent to the top 10 000 edges and the bottom right point representing all terms for GI and YeastNet v3 and a term weight equivalent to the top 100 000 edges in the GE network.

The presence of an expanded dimer is inferred from the SEC-MALS data based on the presence of a peak eluting before the native-like dimer (indicating its larger hydrodynamic radius), yet having a calculated molecular weight equivalent to that of the native-like dimer (red vs cyan curves, Figure 1D).