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The value of the constant depends on the heat flux between the already solidified shell and the cooling media surrounding it and is actually equivalent to the solidified shell's thickness after one minute namely, about 20 millimetres when solidifying steel.

Hence, the almost automorphy investigated in [12] is actually equivalent to the ∇-almost automorphy.

Moreover, a bi-direction complete closedness time scale is actually equivalent to the periodic time scale under Definition 2.13.

Hence, the almost periodicity investigated in [13, 14, 16 18] is actually equivalent to the Δ-almost periodicity.

As such, the force distributions along the indenter/work material interface are actually equivalent to the stress distributions.

This method is actually equivalent to the maximum likelihood phase estimation using an iterative method without any prior knowledge of the phase.

At this level of resolution, it was unclear whether this distribution is actually equivalent to that of the wild type.

The goal of this comparison is to determine if the performance of the RENEX is actually equivalent to that of expert readers.

Berberian [9] proved that the Fuglede theorem was actually equivalent to that of Putnam by a nice operator matrix derivation trick.

The unknown expansions coefficients are calculated using the Rayleigh Ritz procedure which is actually equivalent to solving the governing equation and the boundary and coupling conditions directly when the assumed solutions are sufficiently smooth over the solution domains.

The opposite direction dominance detected in this study is non-random statistically on the annotated genome sequences but is totally opposite to the conventional meaning of non-random in gene direction; it is actually equivalent to nearly the extreme case of conventional randomness.