Sentence examples for be constant and equal from inspiring English sources

The thickness of the plate is considered to be constant and equal to 2h.

The bank account S0 is assumed to be constant and equal to 1.

The parameter functions, and are assumed to be constant and equal to,, and for the duration of an entire block.

The pressure in a contact is in this simple model assumed to be constant and equal to the Hertzian mean pressure.

The change rate of unit discharge with distance was assumed to be constant and equal to the runoff rate at the outlet of the plane.

Recall that this magnitude should be constant and equal to unity if the watermarked image has not been subjected to any attack.

Thus, the first approximation might be to calculate the positions of all the particles at t = T by supposing that their velocities are constant and equal to v0i at t = 0 throughout the interval between t = 0 and t = T.

The definition used most often for the diffusion layer thickness is that of the German physical chemist Walther Hermann Nernst (1864 1941), according to whom this quantity is equal to the distance from the electrode at which the concentration would reach the bulk value if the concentration gradient were constant and equal to that at the electrode surface.

The velocities of the particles at T/2 could be obtained by plugging the values of these forces into Newton's law of motion, F = ma, and assuming that, throughout the interval from t = 0 to t = T/2, their accelerations are constant and equal to their values at t = 0.

The time delays considered in the forward and backward communication channels are constant and equal.

The gaseous mixture has uniform inlet properties and both plate temperatures are constant and equal.