Sentence examples for be equal to the difference from inspiring English sources
(6) The modulating signal for the required stereophonic subcarrier must be equal to the difference of the left and right signals.
John Arnold, the state's budget director, said the fee would be equal to the difference between what Arizona gets each year from the 1998 settlement with tobacco companies, which was struck as a means for most states to recover health care costs linked to tobacco use, and the state's share of the Medicaid program.
For a 3-bit LSSC, as an example, the Hamming distance between codewords "111" and "001" is 2, which appears to be equal to the difference between the codeword index "3" and "1".
Therefore, the difference in QAPFSD/365 days was thought to be equal to the difference in QALY.
Thus, as shown in eq 30 the difference in the bond valence parameters, D AB, should be equal to the difference in the ionic radii, d AB.
Therefore, the expected in vivo level of MT should be equal to the difference between the plasma concentration of MT for younger people and that for the senior people.
The variability owing to the different techniques was equal to the difference in PCr-concentration between type-I- and type-I-fibres, with constant βAtype-II-fibreson in the different fibre types in human musconstant, 22, 33, 34].
The quantity τ is equal to the difference in time between the two events in this inertial frame and is called the proper time between the two events.
The power of the RF output is equal to the difference in the kinetic energy of the electrons averaged before and after passing the interaction gap.
which can be read as saying that the integral of the derivative of some function in an interval is equal to the difference in the values of the function at the endpoints of the interval.
