Sentence examples for by the same equations from inspiring English sources
The above three adsorption cases are mathematically described by the same equations.
Although often being described by the same equations, the trajectories in the curved beams had lower r2 values than calcaneal tracts.
Artificial membrane lung (AL) gas exchanges are usually evaluated according to PaO2/FiO2 ratio. in addition, dead space ventilation and shunt fraction can be measured by the same equations used for native lungs [1].
When the cable is tensioned, the ensemble acquires stiffness and, for appropriate contact profiles of the voussoirs, the response of the element under applied loads is governed by the same equations of Euler's elastica or, in equivalent terms, of a non-linear spline.
At the end of the day, when you look at fluid flows, whether it's air or water or blood, they can all be described by the same equations.
The mean and the standard deviation of the activation difference variable, although captured by the same equations Equation (7), differ dramatically: they both reach asymptotic values with time in leak-dominance (Figure 7 A), while they both explode to infinity in inhibition-dominance (Figure 7 B).
This can be reached by applying the same equations (6), (7), and (8) with the same parameter values for and in the following way: (9).
The effects of a transition from 0% MC to 100% MC on the equilibrium distribution of HIV can be studied by solving the same equations, but assuming Nm(x) ~Gamma x, rpm, αm), where r denotes the relative risk of circumcised men for acquiring HIV infection.
Scientists believe that all of the zillions of electrons in the universe are identical and that all of them are described by the same equation, called the Dirac equation.
This was crucial to get right, not only because it was what previous translators had largely omitted, but because I'm obsessed by the same equation in my own work.
He showed that osmotic pressure, the tendency of a pure solvent to cross a semipermeable membrane to dilute a solution on the opposite side, was directly proportional to the concentration of the solution and could be modeled by the same equation (the perfect gas law) that governed the behaviour of ideal gases.
