Sentence examples for and is equivalent from inspiring English sources

That's enough to power 137,000 Australian homes and is equivalent to taking 192,000 cars off the road.

This curve is called a geodesic curve and is equivalent to a straight line on the Euclidean space62.

PMDL is a simple variant of perfectly matched layers (PML) and is equivalent to rational approximation-based local ABCs.

It exhibits built-in flux equilibration and is equivalent to the energy error up to data oscillation, under suitable assumptions.

Tlag is the time taken to maximal rate of 13CO2 excretion and is equivalent to the time of the inflection point.

Our experiment has realized all of the non-local aspects of the original teleportation scheme and is equivalent to it up to a local unitary operation5.

Under lean conditions, the sorption of NOx is large and is equivalent to 37 mg of NOx/gHPW.

In the magnetic circuit F = rϕ, where r is the reluctance of the magnetic circuit and is equivalent to resistance in the electric circuit.

In the emerging world their wealth doubled relative to the size of the economy, and is equivalent to over 4% of GDP, compared with 2% in 2000.

The Yarmouth Interglacial was named for deposits that were studied in the region of Yarmouth, Iowa, and is equivalent to the Mindel-Riss Interglacial Stage of Alpine Europe.

That's the one of the largest reserves in the country and is equivalent to roughly half of Saudi Arabia's conventional oil resources.