Sentence examples for becomes comparable to a from inspiring English sources

A woman, according to MacKinnon, becomes comparable to a cup (a thing), and as such she is valued only for how she looks and how she can be used (MacKinnon 1987, 138).

As a result the rate of the bromate transformation by the catalytic cycle becomes so rapid that the rate of the whole process is controlled by the bromate transport from the bulk solution to the kinetic layer near the electrode surface, i.e. the current becomes comparable to a very high BrO3− diffusion limited one.

And by what strange logic do four years of college on dry land become comparable to a few weeks or months of deployment in the real military, a deployment that lets you go home when it's over?

(if not handled with protective gloves through their life, the situation will become comparable to a very small and speedy untame dog) They are known for drawing blood and, in severe cases, slightly removing the tips of offending fingers when they bite.

If we set t d → 0, the coupling strength becomes comparable to such a scale, and the linear response approximation may break down and leads to unreasonable results.

Actually when the pore size becomes comparable to the intermolecular separations, a large fraction of confined molecules experiences a reduction in the number of nearest-neighbor molecules, and this hetero-distributions lead to shifting of phase coexistence curve and lowering of critical points.

Before the continuum limit can be realized the average size of the nuclei becomes comparable to its equilibrium value, and a simple mean-field Fokker Planck equation describes the final era until the equilibrium distribution is reached.

As the plasma flow slows down on approach to the stagnation point on the heliopause, the distance between the folds of the current sheet decreases to the point where it becomes comparable to the cyclotron radius of a cosmic ray particle.

Later, once the polyaniline fibers have reached enough length, emerge out of the template and the growth kinetics becomes comparable to that for polyaniline synthesized on a bare electrode.

For cellular solids the inadequacy of such models is obvious once the relevant scale of a problem becomes comparable to the intrinsic length scale defined by the cell size or strut lengths can be about the same order of magnitude as the system size.

We can expect this effect to become important when the scale of the system becomes comparable to the typical distance travelled during a timestep.