Sentence examples for blocks have the same from inspiring English sources

These little Danish plastic toy bricks come in different colours, shapes and sizes, but all Lego blocks have the same standardised studs and corresponding holes that allow them to be assembled, taken apart and reassembled in all sorts of creative ways.

This smoothening creates a scenario in which several adjacent grid blocks have the same permeability values.

Here, we applied a continuity constraint, i.e., we assumed that neighboring blocks have the same electron density anomalies with a certain allowance for the difference.

Both Message memory blocks have the same capacity (210 × 1, 800 bits), however the area used by the wider 360 FUs Message memory is 6.2 mm2, while the thiner 45 FUs memory occupies only 3.2 mm2.

It is possible that the current block and its spatially adjacent blocks have the same moving object with similar movement information and the motion of the object is unlikely to alter abruptly over time.

Within a hill segment (e.g., HS (a,s)), all the energy-charging blocks have the same water level, equal to w +, whereas the energy-discharging blocks has the similar property, which has a lower water level w −, where: begin{array}{*{20}l} w^ & =left(sumlimits_{n = s}^{N} {{lambda_{n}}} {eta_{B}}right)^{-1}=xi_{s} w^ & =left(sumlimits_{n = s}^{N} {{lambda_{n}}}right)^{-1}=rho_{s} end{array}.

Both blocks had the same herbicide active ingredient in weed management programs over the past two years.

The grid blocks having the same color have the same permeability value; therefore, these fine-scale grid blocks would be combined to form the upscaled system.

The blocks of Hermite coefficients (rounded to the integer values), look very similar to the quantized DCT blocks, having the same range and distribution of values.

In essence, neighboring grid blocks having the same permeability values due to model space reduction are combined into a single grid block in the simulation model, thus integrating upscaling with wavelet multiscale inverse modeling.

Order-Preserving SubMatrices (OPSM; Ben-Dor et al., 2003 ) searches for blocks having the same order of values in their columns.