Current, or amperage, becomes equivalent to the rate of flow, and voltage to the pressure in the "pipes".
The fully penetrating screen case becomes equivalent to the single vertical fracture case of Gringarten and Ramey (1973).
When the total variance approaches zero, we show that the DO/BO formulation becomes equivalent to the evolution equation of the Optimally Time-Dependent modes [4].
It is shown that when only the first term of the Wiener-Hermite series is considered, the method becomes equivalent to the time-dependent equivalent linearization technique.
For example, if ab is rational, then the CC-condition becomes equivalent to the unconditional convergence of the Walnut representation even in a more general setting.
By relaxing the constraint on the exponential change rate of the control signal and allowing arbitrary complexity in describing the trajectory, the proposed approach becomes equivalent to the traditional approach in MPC design.
This study aims at developing a partial factor for the Geological Strength Index such that the limit states design of weak rock slopes using the reduced GHB parameters becomes equivalent to the design using the reduced MC parameters.
Because companies generally reward good employee performance with money, that money "becomes equivalent to the love of the organization," says Pfeffer, and it will never be enough because it is so strongly connected to people's feelings of self-esteem and self worth.
When the channel width is sufficiently large or when the continuous treatment of interfaces is overlooked, the model becomes equivalent to a size-independent isostrain mean field approach, which is only able to retrieve hard-phase volume fraction effects on composite hardening.
graph G 1 and condition (3.10) becomes equivalent to (3.1).
The problem becomes equivalent to the multi-user power allocation problem (P6).
