Sentence examples for an equivalent component from inspiring English sources

Prosecutions are often conducted by prosecutors employed by the Ministry of Justice (or an equivalent component of government) who may have little or no knowledge of fisheries.

The present study proposes an improved equivalent component approach to evaluate the system reliability of series systems.

The goal and interest of the Quintuple Helix are to include natural environment as a new subsystem for knowledge and innovation models, so that 'nature' becomes established as a central and equivalent component of and for knowledge production and innovation.

Approximate equations for failure strength, strain, and work of failure are derived by extracting from the real visco-elastic fiber an equivalent reversible component suitable for thermodynamic analysis.

In this study, we investigated numerical and experimental methods for determining the ply angles and wire diameters of carbon fiber/epoxy composite coil springs to attain a spring rate equal to that of an equivalent steel component.

As previously stated, the serosal layer plays an important role in terms of strength of the wound while there is no equivalent component in cutaneous healing.

This improves the computational efficiency for determining the correlation coefficients between the system and equivalent components in the equivalent component approach.

Finally, the improved equivalent component approach is illustrated through the system reliability analysis of a pressurized steel pipeline segment containing ten active corrosion defects.

Using a randomized, crossover design, 11 healthy participants ingested 4 test meals: ice cream, avocado, the fat/protein component in ice cream, and the sugar equivalent component in ice cream.

The accuracy and efficiency of the improved equivalent component approach are demonstrated for series systems with equally and unequally correlated components.

An analytical expression is derived to evaluate the unit normal vector, in the context of the first-order reliability method, associated with the equivalent component.