Sentence examples for case of equivalent from inspiring English sources

n = 1 represents the well-known case of equivalent linearization.

Due to this model concept the resulting state feedback is endowed with better implementation feasibility than in case of equivalent conventional state model.

By comparison with the case of equivalent spherical particles, it is found that the flow field of slender particles is similar to that of spherical particles.

It gives improvement in the Nusselt number upto 138%, 312% and 263% over the conventional fins of trapezoidal, triangular and parabolic shapes for the case of equivalent diameter and for the case of hydraulic diameter it gives such improvements upto 212%, 59%and90%0% respectively.

We first discuss the case of equivalent exchange dynamics at both channel ends.

Matos et al. [ 10] reported that even in the case of equivalent CPR durations, the survival probability still differed greatly between different patient groups.

In an interview, he noted that antitrust cases, unlike most other cases of equivalent complexity, go to court in raw form, without having been predigested by an administrative agency with special expertise.

According to police investigators, normal practice in drug cases of equivalent severity would be for offenders to use separate 'clean' (for legitimate life) and 'dirty' (for crime) telephones.

As in the first experiment, the trained bees did not respond equally to all of the single test odorants (Cochran's Q Test, Q = 163.6 and Q = 81.3, in both cases p<0.001), but only responded to some of them as well as to the respective training mixtures (Fig. 2B, C; McNemar tests [2×2 Table] with Bonferroni corrected threshold; in all cases of equivalent response p>0.0036).

This instability is less stronger in the case of the equivalent single component two-fluid flow.

The numerical results are compared with the known asymptotic expressions, and also with the existing exact expressions in some limiting cases, for example, in the case of statistically equivalent arrangement of the constituent materials.