Sentence examples for changing the equivalent from inspiring English sources

Their converting bridge arms are equivalent to the controllable voltage sources which can indirectly change the output voltage on the AC side by changing the equivalent voltage of the bridge arms.

The virtual impedance technology can effectively reduce the circulating currents by changing the equivalent output impedance of the parallel inverters.

The main contribution of this study is providing new thoughts of changing the equivalent series impedance of TCPST that is associated with the transmission line, thus suppressing the short-circuit fault current level when the power breakers are ordered to interrupt the fault.

The frequency tuning is accomplished by changing the nonlinear equivalent inductance of the Josephson junctions.

Changing the measure is equivalent to searching for a function F t) such that ∫ T r x ( t, t ) F ( t ) d t < ∞ (1).

In the remaining one-thirds, the number of equivalent PBs (or % gaps in the alignment) has changed without changing the SDM values.

<img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0007754.e003.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/>, τ and λ are all based on the same electrical properties and since changing the weighting factor is equivalent to changing the electrical parameters, the weighting factor must be the same for each (i.e., β).

Therefore, we separately examined the impact of changing the swimming and showering/bathing equivalent to both 1 min and 2 min per 1 L ingestion, respectively.

For linear hybrid natural products, the addition of one hexose or deoxysugar had an effect on accuracy equivalent to substituting 1.16 monomers, while changing the site of glycosylation was equivalent to substituting 1.17 monomers.

Under equivalent operating conditions, changing the column wall material changed the entrainment flux and charge density of powders sampled from the freeboards of the columns.

Each chunk would be inserted into bacteria and converted to the Neanderthal equivalent by changing the few DNA units in which the two species differ.