Sentence examples for an equivalent means from inspiring English sources
In the former, a body called a sallet lies upon the ciliary tufts of a group of hair cells and, by its inertia (or by an equivalent means), restrains the movement of the cilia when the cell body is made to move.
(f) Without prejudice to points (c), (d) and (e) of paragraph 3, new medical radiodiagnostic equipment producing ionising radiation has a device, or an equivalent means, informing the practitioner of relevant parameters for assessing the patient dose.
Without prejudice to points (c), (d) and (e) of paragraph 3, new medical radiodiagnostic equipment producing ionising radiation has a device, or an equivalent means, informing the practitioner of relevant parameters for assessing the patient dose.
The actual stress distribution is converted to an equivalent mean stress and an associated effective height.
The second set of important results showed an equivalent mean number of visual stimuli recognized by participants after both training methods.
Let us assume now that in premisses (A - D), 'logicA - Dequivalent'logicallyequivalent'classically logically equivalent'.
The Portuguese word "saudade," for which there is no English equivalent, means a nostalgic longing for something that's been lost.
Given the strength of the educational product offered by these prestigious schools, not to mention the prestige itself, I think that for every affluent family scared off by the new policy, there would be another of equivalent means — with an equally desirable child in tow — willing to pay full cost.
We hypothesize that a stochastic loading regime, applied to freshly isolated rabbit flexor digitorum profundus tendon, will invoke a different biochemical and biomechanical response than a symmetric, sinusoidal loading regime with an equivalent root mean square (RMS) amplitude.
This approach has merit where two treatments are being tested for having equivalent mean responses (or a zero mean difference between treatments) and/or variability.
The factor arousal was controlled so that negative and positive pictures had equivalent mean arousal ratings.
