The phrase "a width equal to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing dimensions or measurements that match a specific value or another measurement.
Example: "The table should have a width equal to the length of the wall it will be placed against."
Alternatives: "a width that matches" or "a width identical to".
All the links are supposed to have a width equal to Q in order to carry Q-bit vectors.
To calculate the component of deflection due to shear action and crack opening, the proposed model uses a 'single fictitious inclined crack' with a width equal to the sum of the individual effective shear crack widths.
Under these conditions, the washing robot decontaminated an area with a width equal to the radius of the nozzle, which was 100 mm, and a length of 200 mm.
In the present example, the surgical device was manufactured with a width equal to the desired anterior or superior movement of the chin bone, which made it easy to manufacture and to use during actual surgery.
The main chamber is a rectangular cross section with a width equal to 300 mm and a height equal to 2,700 mm, the inlet vent has two equal widths, 70 mm, and the outlet region has width equal to 10 mm (see Figure 2).
The flag is in the form of a red rectangle with a width equal to two-thirds of its length.
Peaks of H2A.Z nucleosomes, however, are constrained to a median width equal to the single octamer footprint in vivo, in nonlinked and reconstitution experiments as well.
The network firing rate with a bin width equal to τlong was calculated and strips of adjacent bins, each counting more than two spikes, were considered as bursts.
Definition 3: the network firing rate with a bin width equal to ISI̅ was calculated, as well as its average value.
The true acetabulum region was the area enclosed by a right-angle triangle with a height and width equal to 20%% of the height of the pelvis on the AP radiograph.
A crack opening width equal to zero indicates that displacement profile does not show localized increase in displacement; the asymptotic displacement profiles intercept the Y axis at the same location, with no jump.
