Sentence examples for be equivalent to zero from inspiring English sources

He seems to have developed this idea independently from Tolman, and this is completely conceivable when one studies how little scientific literature there was at this time about Tolman's theory how all the energy of our universe might be equivalent to zero (nothing).

The minimum acceptable cut-off point means that all resources below that limit are considered by the organism to be equivalent to zero, accessing them being unprofitable.

One would normally expect the risk of the same de novo mutation occurring in a subsequent sibling to be equivalent to zero or to be smaller than the de novo mutation rate baseline estimate of 1.1 × 10-8 to 1.2 × 10-8 [ 13, 31, 41, 42], which is the frequency of new single nucleotide variants per generation in humans.

Fines can be equivalent to two weeks' salary.

The electricity generated would be equivalent to three or four nuclear power stations and thousands of wind turbines, he said.

(Restated, Goldman's fine would now be equivalent to seven weeks' profits this year on an annualized basis).

b ymf65, ymf66, ymf67 and ymf76 each appear to be equivalent to two adjacent ORFs in P. tetraurelia.

Since G1 is an odd function, its value is equivalent to zero.

One petabyte is equivalent to one million gigabytes.

You know, like in a symphony orchestra two trumpets are equivalent to twenty-four violins".

In terms of death toll, tobacco is equivalent to five malarias; alcohol is two malarias.