Two blocks is equivalent to several miles in other cities or in the suburbs.
More generally, the procedure consisting of forbidding specific (finite) spike blocks is equivalent to introducing a grammar in the spike generation.
Reconstructing paternal and maternal haplotype blocks is equivalent to reconstructing the original gametes received from the sire and dam, making the genomic IBD animal model and a genomic IBD gametic model equivalent.
Lee and Hoppel [20] estimated noise level by assuming that the smallest standard deviation of a block is equivalent to additive white Gaussian noise.
When a block is skipped, the transformed coefficients and the motion data are not transmitted, since the motion of the block is equivalent to the median of the motion vectors of the surrounding blocks.
MB-OPLS for a single block is equivalent to ordinary OPLS.
The pea rbcS-3A 3and and Box III sites themselves corresponded to legume-specific blocks 19 and 21, which with block 17 are equivalent to rbcS-CMA3 of Argüello-Astorga and Herrera-Estrella [ 28].
For, the regular and the random allocation of the subcarrier blocks are equivalent except for the distance of the subcarrier blocks and, thus, the mean PAPR is similar.
White pumice blocks (62 63 wt% SiO2), which are equivalent to the low-temperature endmember of the mixing, account for only several percent of pumice blocks in sub-Plinian phase (Suzuki et al., 2013).
However, socioeconomic characteristics of the census block groups where sampled buildings are located reflect socioeconomic characteristics of their larger ZIP code area, are equivalent to census block groups where buildings that were not sampled are located, and are correlated with sampled household self-reported socioeconomic characteristics.
