Sentence examples for based on its equivalent from inspiring English sources

Through the analysis on the SFCL's hysteresis curves, which were obtained from the SFCL's fault current limiting experiments based on its equivalent circuit, the winding direction of two coils, one of the design conditions, to suppress the saturation of the iron core comprising the flux-lock type SFCL with series connection of two coils was discussed.

The Kalman filtering state equation and output equation of lithium battery based on its equivalent mathematical model is established.

Step 4: Define a matrix H ̌ e q ( p ) ∈ R d q × 2 M T q ( eq ) for the q th user based on its equivalent channel matrix H e q ( p ) F q ( p ) after the cancelation of the multi-user interference H ̌ e q ( p ) = Im H e q ( p ) F q ( p ) Re H e q ( p ) F q ( p ). (29) Step 5: Calculate the precoding matrix G q ( p ) = G q, 1 ( p ) G q, 2 ( p ) for the q th user in the p th iteration.

A record number took part in a popular television show, "Great Ukrainians" (based on its British equivalent).

The copolymer has the potential for high conductivity based on its relatively low equivalent weight.

The microscopic stresses and strains are obtained for each individual microstructure configuration based on its own equilibrium and equivalent equations, and complex Fourier series expansion of strains.

The results provide researchers with a rational basis for selection of a given ECM equivalent based on its biological performance in vitro and in vivo, as well as the practicality of the experimental protocols.

The authors concluded that based on its excellent safety profile and equivalent to superior efficacy, NB-UVB should be considered as the first-line phototherapy modality for these conditions.

Allahviranloo et al. proposed in [7] a novel method for solving fuzzy linear differential equations, which its construction based on the equivalent integral forms of original problems under the assumption of strongly generalized differentiability.

In this work, the densification mechanism of Ag57.6-Cu22.4-Sn10-In10 (wt.%) mixed metal powders was investigated, and a modified density-dependent Drucker-Prager Cap (DPC) model was introduced to describe its compaction behavior based on the equivalent density method.

It is based on an equivalent circuit which treats the shunt current pathways as Ohmic resistors.