Sentence examples for change of the equivalent from inspiring English sources
The overall trend of the change of the equivalent permeability is obtained over the 100 realizations for each set of parameter values.
In Fig. 6, the individual change of the equivalent temperature and the eddy transport of the total heat energy obtained by the AMTEX '74 observations are indicated with dashed lines.
The individual change of the equivalent temperature (left panel of Fig. 6) shows a large value in the layer below 850 hPa, and the value in the layer between 700 and 850 hPa is comparable.
Although it seems that the neutral wind plays a very important role in the seasonal change of the equivalent Sq current system, the solar-cycle variations of neutral winds and electric fields in the dynamo region have not, unfortunately, been observationally established.
The individual change of the equivalent temperature in the layer below 850 hPa of this study (about 0.5 K/hr) is about 60% of the magnitude of the averaged value of the north and south areas during the AMTEX '74 cold period (about 0.8 K/hr).
Hypoxic cells were compared to cells cultured under normoxic conditions that had not had a media change for the equivalent duration of hypoxic culture.
Thereafter, the patients on simvastatin were changed to the equivalent dose of atorvastatin and vice versa (5).
Some commentators say casting doubt on the science of climate change is the equivalent of Holocaust denial.
The results of electrochemical impedance spectra at different OCV level indicate that the change of the parameters of equivalent circuit or even the circuit architecture are probably responsible for the large discrepancy between the predicted and the measured transient profiles.
"Abbott has sought to portray the ancient cultural practices of Aboriginal Australians as nothing more than a 'sea change' move, the equivalent of painting landscapes on one's veranda," Wyatt said.
"Pelosi's plan on climate change is the equivalent of bringing a squirt gun to a raging drought-induced wildfire killing Americans right now," said Varshini Prakash, the Sunrise Movement's co-founder.
