Sentence examples for can become equal to from inspiring English sources
An increase in the boiling temperature suggests that the temperature of fine Al particles can become equal to or even higher than the temperature of the vapor phase Al flame.
The resonance with electrons (Eq. (2)) is impossible because the angular frequency ω of the whistler wave is smaller than the electron cyclotron frequency Ω e. Subtracted by ∣k Ve‖ − VSW‖) cos θ kB ∣, the angular frequency can never become equal to Ω e.
The number of cells can become equal or even smaller as optimized to the possible resolution, desired incoherence, and available processing power.
Together, Shakira and these athletes are helping to promote girls in sport and in education so they can become equal players in society and achieve what they want to achieve.
We all need to support and honor girls who have the courage to come forward and demand their rights so that they can become equal and active members of society.
My hope is that we can help many of these by explaining what it means to "work on it in therapy" (see my book), so they can become equal partners in the process, and so that they won't wander aimlessly.
As a result, the involved intrasubband exciton dipole matrix element may either simultaneously vanish, or they can become equal in magnitude, when these probability densities are integrated together with ze−zh.
Importantly, collaboration needs to include women and families to enhance person-centred care and shared decision-making so that women with complex needs can become equal partners in their care.
Since the gradient of z n,k again depends on power p n ( S k ), a value that once became low can merely become high again and z n,k will become equal to 1 or 0 after few iterations.
A contemporary unkindly remarked of her portrait: "Her tonnage is become equal to her poundage".
