Sentence examples similar to approximate equivalent quality levels from inspiring English sources
The use of linear combinations also aids in procuring a multivariate representation of the quality information that may, under a null hypothesis of equivalent quality, be reasonably approximated by a multivariate Gaussian probability model.
The ICBA is shown to give results that are of better quality in the low frequency and resonance regions and of equivalent quality in the high frequency region as compared with the approximate solution deriving from the oft employed Kirchhoff ansatz of the surface field.
The payouts offer an approximate equivalent enabling rough comparisons.
The R rating is an approximate equivalent to the 15 certificate in the UK.
US public housing, an approximate equivalent to UK council housing, has never been part of the mainstream.
This is the approximate equivalent of an Olympic gold in life skills at Westminster.
And he weighs roughly 2,800 pounds, which is the approximate equivalent of 14-and-a-half Danny DeVitos.
"That extra 8,000 feet," Skiing magazine recently noted, "is the approximate equivalent of Vail and Jackson combined". But part of that disparity also has to do with location.
The integrity and the quality levels fall.
Early results show equivalent quality between the two devices.
